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Icing related Fokker 70 / Fokker 100 Accidents

PALAIR - SKOPJE

Accident description
Last updated: 19 August 2012
Status: Final
Date: 05 MAR 1993
Time: 11:12
Type: Fokker 100
Operator: Palair Macedonian Airlines
Registration: PH-KXL
C/n / msn: 11393
First flight: 1992-04-23 (11 months)
Total airframe hrs: 188
Cycles: 136
Engines: 2 Rolls Royce 620-15 Tay
Crew: Fatalities: 4 / Occupants: 5
Passengers: Fatalities: 79 / Occupants: 92
Total: Fatalities: 83 / Occupants: 97
Airplane damage: Destroyed
Airplane fate: Written off (damaged beyond repair)
Location: Skopje Airport (SKP) (Macedonia (FYROM))
Phase: Initial climb (ICL)
Nature: International Scheduled Passenger
Departure airport: Skopje Airport (SKP) (SKP/LWSK), Macedonia (FYROM)
Destination airport: Zürich-Kloten Airport (ZRH) (ZRH/LSZH), Switzerland
Flightnumber: 301

 

Narrative:
At 09:40 the Fokker 100 jet arrived at Skopje (SKP) after a flight from Frankfurt (FRA). At 11:06 taxi clearance was given to Flight 301 to Zürich (ZRH)
The Fokker started the take-off roll at 11:11 using runway 34. Two seconds after lift-off the Fokker experienced heavy vibrations followed by a sudden 10° right bank, a 50° left bank and a 55° right bank. The right wingtip struck the ground, 382m past the runway end with a 90° bank. The wing separated and the fuselage broke into three pieces.


PROBABLE CAUSE: "The Board determined that impact with the ground in a steep right bank shortly after litf off was caused by loss of roll controllability due to contamination of the wings with ice . This situation resulted from an omission to carry out spraying of the aircraft with deicing or anti-icing fluid in meteorological conditions conducive to icing, due to a lack of ice-awareness of the flight crew and the Flying Station Engineer . Contributing factors were a lack of common background and procedures in a difficult multi-sources operational environment."

 

AIR REGIONAL - PAU

Accident description
Last updated: 19 August 2012
Status: Final
Date: 25 JAN 2007
Time: 11:24
Type: Fokker 100
Operator: Régional Compagnie Aérienne Européenne
Registration: F-GMPG
C/n / msn: 11362
First flight: 1991-10-15 (15 years 4 months)
Total airframe hrs: 28586
Cycles: 34886
Engines: 2 Rolls Royce 620-15 Tay
Crew: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 4
Passengers: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 50
Total: Fatalities: 0 / Occupants: 54
Ground casualties: Fatalities: 1
Airplane damage: Substantial
Airplane fate: Written off (damaged beyond repair)
Location: Pau-Uzein Airport (PUF) (France)
Phase: Takeoff (TOF)
Nature: Domestic Scheduled Passenger
Departure airport: Pau-Uzein Airport (PUF) (PUF/LFBP), France
Destination airport: Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) (CDG/LFPG), France
Flightnumber: 7775

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sources:
» DGAC
» Air France, BEA

Official accident investigation report

investigating agency: Bureau d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses (BEA) - France
report status: Final
report number: BEA f-pg070125
report released: 29-DEC-2008
duration of investigation: 704 days (1 year 11.3 months)
download report: Accident survenu le 25 janvier 2007 sur l’aérodrome de Pau Pyrénées (64) au Fokker F28 Mk0100 immatriculé F- GMPG exploité par Régional, Compagnie Aérienne Européenne (BEA f-pg070125)

 

Follow-up / safety actions
The pilot in command of the flight was being charged with homicide and unintentional injuries. A criminal court in Pau decided in January 2012 on a six months suspended sentence and a 20.000 Euro fine for the airline.

 

 

KLM CITYHOPPER - TURIN

On February 16, 2002, flight KL 1636 (KLM Cityhopper) was scheduled to depart from Caselle
Airport in Torino at 05.50 UTC (06.50 local time) for Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. The Fokker
70. PH-KZH. arrived in Torino the previous evening and was operated by a different crew.
After receiving the flight preparation information the crew of KL 1636 determined that refuelling
would not be necessary for the flight to Amsterdam. During the pre-flight inspection the Captain
decided that the aircraft needed to be de-iced. After the de-icing operation the aircraft was visually
inspected by the Captain. Due to the delay caused by the de-icing procedure the aircraft departed
Torino at 06.33.
During rotation the left engine (No.l) developed fan vibration followed immediately by the failure
of the right engine (No.2) at lift off. The crew executed a right hand turn at 1.500 feet QNH and
proceeded to a holding fix to prepare for a single engine return to Torino. A PAN PAN PAN call
was transmitted.
When executing the emergency procedure for the failed engine the first officer could not move the
fuel lever to the closed position. Apart from the engine failure, the crew had to deal with an
Autothrottle alert. Cabin Pressure alert. Fuel Asymmetry alert. Centre Tank Pumps alert, a Vibration
High Engine 1 alert and an Icing alert.
Whilst manoeuvring around the holding fix the crew became aware that their only remaining engine
was not running smoothly. A MAYDAY was declared.
The aircraft was eventually vectored by ATC for an ILS on runway 36 at Torino. The autothrottle
was not available for the entire flight and the auto pilot was disconnected just below 1.000 feet after
which a manual landing was made.
The Captain vacated the runway and stopped the aircraft to evaluate the situation. The fact that the
fuel lever could not be closed was discussed again by the crew and it was decided to pull the fire
handle and discharge a fire-extinguishing bottle into engine No. 2. The Captain then taxied the air-
craft to a parking position.

Official Accident Report: Final Report PH-KZH

Flight Safety Foundation: FSF_jan_feb_05

   

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