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RAF pilot Andrew Townshend dismissed over nosedive
The Voyager aircraft, which had 198 passengers and crew on board, plummeted 4,400ft (1,341m) over the Black Sea. Townshend pleaded guilty to negligently performing a duty and was also handed a ...
Incident Airbus Voyager KC2 (A330-243MRTT) ZZ333, Sunday 9 ...
The aircraft departed from RAF Brize Norton, U.K., bound for Camp Bastion, Afghanistan at 12:00 hrs. Initially, the flight progressed without incident, with the exception of at least one instance of turbulence, significant enough to warrant the illumination of the seat belt signs.
Service Inquiry: incident involving Voyager ZZ333 on 9 ...
A Service Inquiry was carried out into the incident involving Voyager ZZ333 on 9 February 2014. The final report has been published to inform the military chain of command and the public of the...
RAF pilot sacked for sending Airbus Voyager into sudden dive
The Royal Air Force officer who sent his Airbus Voyager into an accidental dive from 33,000 feet, injuring passengers and crew, has been dismissed and given a suspended prison sentence.
Royal Air Force Voyager Vespina - Wikipedia
The Royal Air Force VIP Voyager, identified with the military aircraft registration ZZ336, [1] and more recently named by the Royal Air Force (RAF) as Vespina since June 2020, [2][3][4] refers to a customised RAF Voyager KC3 owned by AirTanker Holdings Limited [5] and operated under lease by the Royal Air Force.
RAF pilot sent jet into 4,000ft plummet by playing with ...
Flight Lieutenant Andrew Townshend caused his Airbus Voyager – a militarised A330 airliner – to plummet 4,400 feet in 33 seconds during a flight to Afghanistan, Bulford Military Court Centre was told.
Interim report from the Service Inquiry investigating the ...
The incident involving Voyager ZZ333 occurred on 9 February 2014 when the aircraft suddenly pitched nose down while in the cruise at Flight Level (FL) 330 (33,000 ft). Within 27 seconds, the...
Camera trouble led to RAF Voyager grounding, investigation ...
“The incident involving Voyager ZZ333 occurred on 9 February 2014 when the aircraft suddenly pitched down while in the cruise at Flight Level 330 (33,000ft),” the UK Military Aviation Authority...
Camera hitch led to RAF Voyager’s sudden grounding, says MAA ...
The Voyager ZZ333 plummeted4,400ft in 27 seconds, registering a maximum rate-of-descent of 15,000ft/min, leaving some of the passengers with minor injuries, during a non-stop flight between RAF Brize Norton, UK, and Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, on 09 February.
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The Voyager aircraft, which had 198 passengers and crew on board, plummeted 4,400ft (1,341m) over the Black Sea. Townshend pleaded guilty to negligently performing a duty and was also handed a ...
The aircraft departed from RAF Brize Norton, U.K., bound for Camp Bastion, Afghanistan at 12:00 hrs. Initially, the flight progressed without incident, with the exception of at least one instance of turbulence, significant enough to warrant the illumination of the seat belt signs.
A Service Inquiry was carried out into the incident involving Voyager ZZ333 on 9 February 2014. The final report has been published to inform the military chain of command and the public of the...
The Royal Air Force officer who sent his Airbus Voyager into an accidental dive from 33,000 feet, injuring passengers and crew, has been dismissed and given a suspended prison sentence.
The Royal Air Force VIP Voyager, identified with the military aircraft registration ZZ336, [1] and more recently named by the Royal Air Force (RAF) as Vespina since June 2020, [2][3][4] refers to a customised RAF Voyager KC3 owned by AirTanker Holdings Limited [5] and operated under lease by the Royal Air Force.
Flight Lieutenant Andrew Townshend caused his Airbus Voyager – a militarised A330 airliner – to plummet 4,400 feet in 33 seconds during a flight to Afghanistan, Bulford Military Court Centre was told.
The incident involving Voyager ZZ333 occurred on 9 February 2014 when the aircraft suddenly pitched nose down while in the cruise at Flight Level (FL) 330 (33,000 ft). Within 27 seconds, the...
“The incident involving Voyager ZZ333 occurred on 9 February 2014 when the aircraft suddenly pitched down while in the cruise at Flight Level 330 (33,000ft),” the UK Military Aviation Authority...
The Voyager ZZ333 plummeted 4,400ft in 27 seconds, registering a maximum rate-of-descent of 15,000ft/min, leaving some of the passengers with minor injuries, during a non-stop flight between RAF Brize Norton, UK, and Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, on 09 February.
ZZ333 / ZZ333 (United Kingdom - Royal Air Force (RAF)) - Aircraft info, flight history, flight schedule and flight playback The world’s most popular flight tracker. Track planes in real-time on our flight tracker map and get up-to-date flight status & airport information.