Final Flight of N4NY

Jul 15, 2014

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Final Flight of N4NY. By Anthony F. Scardina. Multiple Factors. Mechanical Pilot Error. Mechanical. Incorrect installation of hydraulic pump drive belt Failure of hydraulic pump drive belt. Pilot Error. Failure to identify, and react to, hydraulic system failure

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Final Flight of N4NY By Anthony F. Scardina
Multiple Factors • Mechanical • Pilot Error
Mechanical • Incorrect installation of hydraulic pump drive belt • Failure of hydraulic pump drive belt
Pilot Error • Failure to identify, and react to, hydraulic system failure • Departure from controlled flight

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