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[Date Prev][Date Next][Date Index] CALSTAR - Non-injury incidentDate: 5/15/2009 15:23 PDT Program: CALSTAR - Salinas, CA Type: MD 902 Tail #: N902EX Weather: Clear. Not a factor Team: No injuries reported. Patient on board. Description: Aircraft and crew departed LZ and on climb out at 1200' agl a seagull impacted the pilot side chin bubble. The impact was sufficient enough to break out the chin bubble. The bird did not enter the cockpit of the aircraft. The PIC determined that the only damage to the aircraft was the blown out chin bubble. Upon briefing the crew, they elected to continue the short flight to the intended destination hospital. Chin bubble was replaced, aircraft inspected and returned to service. Source: Chris Crandall, Regional Safety Manager =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= The CONCERN network shares verified information to alert medical transport programs when an accident / incident has occurred. Please share the above information with your program staff. If you have further questions, please contact the CONCERN Coordinator, David Kearns at 800 525 3712 or email: coordinator@concern-network.org. Copyright 2007 ASTNA
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