Citation Jet Pilot Faces Failed Flight Control Cable Emergency Landing
VASAviation -November 30, 20256 min33,259 views
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- ✈️ A pilot reports a failed primary flight control cable affecting the aileron, causing the aircraft to have a tendency to turn hard left.
- ⚠️ The pilot states that a left turn is not an option due to the failure.
Controllability Check and Approach
- ❓ The pilot requests airspace to perform a controllability check to assess the aircraft's behavior when attempting a right turn.
- 📈 He notes that significant right aileron input is required to maintain tracking towards Memphis.
- 🛬 The pilot informs ATC that this will be a no flap landing as flaps cannot be selected, resulting in a higher approach speed of 145-150 knots.
Landing and Aftermath
- ✅ The pilot successfully performs a controllability check and proceeds with the landing.
- 🤝 The pilot expresses gratitude to the airport personnel for their assistance and confirms the aircraft is capable of being taxied.
- 🛑 The pilot requests a moment to sit for a few minutes before taxiing, ensuring he is not blocking any traffic.
- 🙏 The airport team acknowledges the pilot's request and prepares to assist once the aircraft is secured.
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