King Air Emergency Landing - Atlanta

[Propnose]

Does anybody know who the King Air belongs to that made a belly landing in Fulton County, GA today? Whoever it was, if you read this - nice job!

 

[oldxfr8dog]

Does anybody know who the King Air belongs to that made a belly landing in Fulton County, GA today? Whoever it was, if you read this - nice job!

EXTREMELY nice job!

 

[semperfido]

absof******lutely!

 

[pilot370]

Was that the pilot coming out of the airplane with the pax's bags? Geeze just get out!

 

[surveypilot]

Outstanding Job by the Pilot

This airplane was last registered less than a month ago.

Aircraft (FAA)

Manufacturer:Beech
Model:B100
Year built:1977
Serial Number (C/N):BE-22
Mode S Code:52747067
Aircraft Type:Fixed wing multi engine
Number of Seats:11
Number of Engines:2
Engine Type:Turbo-prop
Engine Manufacturer and Model:Airesearch TPE331-5&6SER

Owner (FAA)

Registration Type:Corporation
Owner:Jrt Group Properties Llc
Address:6341 Hunting Creek Rd
Atlanta, GA 30328
United StatesRegion:SouthernTop

Status (FAA)

Certification Class:Standard
Certification Issued:2005-10-24
Air Worthiness Test:1977-04-02
Last Action Taken:2005-10-24

 

[Diesel]

Anybody have a previous list of owners? I tried a search but no luck.

The plane looks a lot like one i knew of.

 

[surveypilot]

Anybody have a previous list of owners? I tried a search but no luck.

The plane looks a lot like one i knew of.

The FAA does not make it as easy to do historical registration searches, but I believe that this was the last owner.

BALOIAN EDWARD
324 N FRUIT AVE
FRESNO, CA 93706 US
(Fresno County)
1977
BE-22
N86TR
AIRESEARCH/TPE331-5&6SER
776 HorsePower

 

[B-J-J Fighter]

Anyone have the name of the pilot.

 

[Flyboy Sabre 65]

I would love to see the clip.

 

[surveypilot]

http://www.news10.net/storyfull3.aspx?storyid=14326

 

[HawkerF/O]

The need to take this landing and put it in a text-book somewhere. Very nice.
The funny thing was the guy on Faux News describing this landing as something that is taught in the classrooms. He actually had a "name" for this type of landing like it is in a book somehwere. He says, "Ok, now the propellers have gone off (which was actually the condition levers being placed in the fuel cut-off detent, thus causing the engines to feather) and this is a belly slide landing, etc, etc, etc".

 

[XLDaddy]

really nice job, my hats off to that guy.

 

[mflyer]

I have flown with the guy at a 135 operation in Atlanta. He is currently flying for ASA so I don't want to say his name in fear he might get in trouble.

 

[svcta]

I have flown with the guy at a 135 operation in Atlanta. He is currently flying for ASA so I don't want to say his name in fear he might get in trouble.

Best just to keep your mouth shut about that altogether......now the ASA folks are looking for names to find out whose moonlighting on their 1oo/month.

Why don't we delete both of these posts?