Charter Gulfstream Crash KTEB

[Diesel]

Crash at TEB at 1630lcl Let's hope everyone is allright.

 

[P3-Adub]

Teb

GIV or GV, foriegn registered. Not sure if it was take off or landing, just called one of our pilots that is on an RON and Million Air confirmed it was in the woods.

 

[TundraT]

A wee bit breezy

******** Trend Weather ********
METAR KTEB 012151Z 29016G25KT 10SM FEW060 11/01 A2962 RMK AO2 PK
WND 30032/2132 SLP031 T01110011
METAR KTEB 012051Z 27014G27KT 10SM BKN055 12/01 A2957 RMK AO2 PK
WND 28034/2014 SLP014 T01170011 53039
METAR KTEB 011951Z 29023G42 KT 10SM SCT060 13/01 A2955 RMK AO2 PK
WND 27044/1937 SLP005 T01280006


******** Pilot Reports ********
current report not available

******** NOTAMs ********
!TEB 12/002 TEB TMPA SEE ATCCC MSG TIL 0412012330
!TEB 12/001 TEB AP CLSD

 

[2000flyer]

Another thread on General Board as well...


12/1/2004, 5:20 p.m. ET
The Associated Press

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Winds gusting as high as 50 miles per hour damaged a school, felled trees and knocked out power to thousands of homes across the state Wednesday and may have been a factor in an aircraft accident at Teterboro Airport, authorities said.

Gulfstream IV twin engine jet carrying two crew and seven passengers slid off the end of the runway as it was landing at Teterboro in blustery conditions shortly after 4:30 p.m. No injuries were reported.

The plane hit some trees at the end of Runway 24, but did not catch fire, said Jim Peters, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration.

The extent of damage, the origin of the flight, and the operator were not immediately known, authorities said.

 

[hawkerflyer]

Not a good week for corporate aviation...

 

[Rez O. Lewshun]

You don't get any air medals sitting ont he ground....






















.

 

[gunfyter]

No one is looking to pin medals on you if you dent an airplane either

 

[501261]

Not a good week for corporate aviation...

There's a big difference between corporate and charter, statistically speaking. Still a sad week for aviation.

 

[beerfarter]

sounds like one of the people i fly with. when it's gusty, they add about 10 knots ON TOP of the afm recommended hi-wind ref speed...

anyway, sucks to be the airplane, but i'm glad to hear no one was seriously injured. that could have been REAL disaster. i assume they landed on rwy 24...imagine the mess if they had landed on rwy 1 or 6.

 

[mattflyae]

Yeah I flew over just as it was happening. The captain saw it all from the left side on the approach into EWR. G V (from what I was told from source in TEB). From what the captain told me, looked like at last half of the runway the aircraft started skidding sideways, accompanied by smoke. At the very end of the runway, he described the aircraft skidded all the way around, about 180 degrees, into the grass, and he said he saw lots of smoke and could see some flames.

We were actually headed to TEB and changed our destination to EWR 5 min. earlier.

ATIS that I had at the time of the accident was wind 290 @ 26 gust to 39. Aircraft were shooting the ILS to 19 and circling to runway 24.

I hope it was just some blown tires and everyone evacuated safley.

I did not personally see, and this is just the captains description.