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[Date Prev][Date Next][Date Index] AirMed International - Non-injury incidentDate: 23 Apr 2010 0940 CDT Program: AirMed International 1000 Urban Center Drive Suite 470 Birmingham, AL 35242 Type: Beechjet 400A Tail #: N492AM Weather: Layers of clouds Team: Captain,First Officer, RN, and RT. No injuries reported. No patient. Description: Departed Cincinnati Municipal Airport (KLUK) at 0910 EDT to pick up patient at New Orleans International Airport (KMSY) with the Cincinnati Children?s Transport team. At approximately 0940 CDT, while the aircraft was at 2000 ft MSL between layers of clouds and being vectored for an approach to Rwy 10 at KMSY, a bird strike occurred on aircraft left. Afterwards, all engine indications and parameters were normal, and a normal landing was accomplished. On post flight walk around, flight crew discovered indications of bird strike on left engine nacelle at the 12:30 position, feathers in exhaust, and on first set of stator blades. Engine was replaced and aircraft returned to service. Additional Info: Information jointly posted by Denise Treadwell, EVP, AirMed / Becky Baute, Sr. Clinical Director, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Transport Team Source: Denise Treadwell, EVP, AirMed / Becky Baute, Sr. Clinical Di =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= 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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