Sunwest SW4 at Regina on Nov 23rd 2012, runway excursion
Last Update: November 26, 2012 / 22:55:46 GMT/Zulu time
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Nov 23, 2012
Classification
Incident
Cause
Runway excursion
Departure
Saskatoon, Canada
Destination
Regina, Canada
Aircraft Type
FAIRCHILD (1) SA-227CC Metro
ICAO Type Designator
SW4
The airport was closed for about 3 hours until the aircraft was towed clear of the runway. Regina's second runway was not available due to being iced up.
First information supplied to Canada's TSB suggests that the aircraft landed off the center line, the crew subsequently lost control. The runway was bare and dry.
On Nov 26th 2012 the Canadian TSB reported that the aircraft touched down right of the runway center line and veered further to the right, the right main gear went through some frozen snow and ice at the right edge of the runway, the aircraft subsequently struck a snow bank and came to a stop approximately 50 feet off the runway edge. There were no injuries, the aircraft sustained minor damage. At the time of the landing the winds were calm.
Metars:
CYQR 231500Z 00000KT 5SM R13/3500FT/N BR FEW003 OVC300 M22/M26 A3045 RMK FG1SF1CI3 VIS SE-W 3/4 SLP373
CYQR 231444Z 00000KT 2 1/2SM R13/3000FT/N BR OVC300 M22/ RMK FG2CI4 VIS SE-SW 3/8 FZFG
CYQR 231434Z 00000KT 3/8SM R13/2400FT/N FZFG OVC300 M23/ RMK FG4CI1
CYQR 231400Z 00000KT 3/8SM R13/2000FT/N FZFG VV001 M23/M26 A3046 RMK FG8 SLP373
CYQR 231300Z 00000KT 3/8SM R13/1800FT/N FZFG VV001 M24/M27 A3047 RMK FG8 SLP376
CYQR 231200Z 26005KT 3/8SM R13/2800FT/N FZFG VV001 M24/M27 A3048 RMK FG8 SLP379
CYQR 231151Z 27006KT 3/8SM R13/3000FT/N FZFG VV001 M23/ RMK FG8
CYQR 231137Z 29007KT 1/2SM R13/2600VP6000FT/D FZFG OVC007 M23/ RMK FG2ST6
CYQR 231135Z 29008KT 1SM R13/3000VP6000FT/D BR BKN007 M24/ RMK FG1ST6
CYQR 231126Z 30004KT 2 1/2SM BR BKN007 M22/ RMK ST3
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Nov 23, 2012
Classification
Incident
Cause
Runway excursion
Departure
Saskatoon, Canada
Destination
Regina, Canada
Aircraft Type
FAIRCHILD (1) SA-227CC Metro
ICAO Type Designator
SW4
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