red750 Posted Friday at 01:26 AM Posted Friday at 01:26 AM Plane crashes near Shellharbour Airport with 'funny echoes' heard moments before incident. A pilot has escaped with minor injuries after he crash landed in a dairy farm near Shellharbour Airport. I have no more details because I don't subscribe to the Illawarra Mercury. 1 1
Marty_d Posted Friday at 01:32 AM Posted Friday at 01:32 AM https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-03/pilot-uninjured-nsw-plane-crash-albion-park-rail/106529716 1
BurnieM Posted Friday at 07:35 AM Posted Friday at 07:35 AM https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/568731 https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vh-pdx#3f09275a 1
BurnieM Posted Friday at 07:37 AM Posted Friday at 07:37 AM From the ADS-B track it looks like he came down from Bankstown, did some circuits at Shellharbour then possibly lost power on takeoff. 1 1
onetrack Posted Friday at 09:47 AM Posted Friday at 09:47 AM Or he did a touch and go, and then lost control whilst getting airborne again? I note he was a student, and the Cirrus belonged to a flying school. 1
BurnieM Posted Friday at 11:09 AM Posted Friday at 11:09 AM 1 hour ago, onetrack said: Or he did a touch and go, and then lost control whilst getting airborne again? I note he was a student, and the Cirrus belonged to a flying school. Looks like he did 3 succesful touch and gos and on the 4th one he had an issue. Media said the pilot was a 52 year old male. 2
facthunter Posted Friday at 10:41 PM Posted Friday at 10:41 PM Fairly damaged. Might Not be repairable and the Occupant would have experienced considerable forces. Nev 1
onetrack Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago If the structure is buckled at the wing root, it might be close to a write-off. 1 1
BurnieM Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago (edited) 10 hours ago, BurnieM said: Drove past this today on the way back from Kiama. It was very close to the highway. Edited 18 hours ago by BurnieM 2
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