RIP

Beechcraft Bonanza. Dunno how many people were on the plane, but I need to hear the sound better to determine if the engine cut, or what happened. The bonanzas are a high performance aircraft with retract gear, and the gear never raised so that leaves me to believe the engine malfunctioned. Also the way the plane rocked while airborne. Had plenty of power on the roll...just fell out of the air out of ground effect. Not much you can do in that situation. Airport sucks because of a short runway. Not to mention the fact that the plane hit something that made it flip. If that object/obstruction was not there the two might have survived. I don't know the location of the accident but the temperature/elevation of the airfield, in addition to the weight on the aircraft could have a very adverse affect also. These airplanes are known as doctor killers for a reason, and this is an example.

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Thats all i heard too

plane didn't have enough airspeed to take off thats why the wings wobbled and then it could've also been a hydraulics failure, if the engine cut the gear still would've gone up but hydraulics failure would cause the loss of all control of the plane and that crash

Good points, so I'm guessing the others are just bitching because they have some past beefs with you.
I apologize for not keeping up to date on who hates who in the comments section.

OH SHUT THE FUCK UP

I'm no expert but that seemed to be a bit of a schoolboy error by the pilot.

That’s right you’re no fucking expert. Here’s a beer after I insult you. I wish you were on that plane. You call it pilot error and you don't know shit. Stupid, mindless, automaton.

http://thewillpower.org for more information on the accident.

Me no clicky on your linky, Slim Jim has me affraid to click on any link on here.
Plane clearly was overloaded with cocain and so was the pilot!
Plane never had a chance.

It's a good link whatsabolo/WAB/Bolo/****/ Trigger...
If you don't trust External_Rage, then you know you can trust me.
All the revenge vids are posted there too.

Yeh you can trust me, thewillpower.org is where all the revenge vids are posted and where you can get info on every vid posted here.

The hot weather in CA caused an unusually high density altitude. This means that hot air is thinner air and doesn't allow the engine to develop as much power as it usually would. Also, I didn't see any flaps deployed. Could have used those. 4 on board and two dead. Husband and wife in their early 60's.

looks like the guy was overloaded and that with a combined high density altitude on a hot day with a short runway led to the fatal acciddent. also looks like he was trying to pull out of ground efffect to soon.

what he said!

Hold on, looks like 1 or 2 people here have been reading the Microsoft Flight Sim manual too deeply.

@EXTERNAL RAGE you say these planes are DOCTOR KILLERS why the fuck didnt someone buy Harold Shipman one , but on a serious note my explanation is the plane ran out of petrol.or he didnt pull the steering wheel back far enough, or a bird got sucked into one of the engines ok

at least they died

Looks like something went wrong with the Johnson rod.
At least Stacey Keech dropped by to lend his 2 cents…
RIP fellows.

na, the flux capacitor or the vortex generator are to blame.

This si why refuse to fly on Turkish Airlines

i don't fly for anyone. i'm only 19 but i have my private pilots license.

gee, that was terrible - ha ha !

The "V" tail Beechcraft were known as the "doctor killers"..........He clearly stalled for some reason, would have been helpful to have heard the engine at that point.

Weight and balance... are crucial to figuring out your CG.. PIO didn't help either....

i wonder what this button does if i press it

the plane obviously was overweight...

downwind takeoff, high outside temp and MTOW is not great combination for these type of underpowered planes.

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i think he fell asleep on take off

I knew it wouldn fly.