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Nov
11
2024

FAA Accident Report: BAKER CITY, OR

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AIRCRAFT PERFORMING LONG LINE AND HOVERING, EXPERIENCED POWER LOSS AND MADE A FORCED HARD LANDING, BAKER CITY, OR.

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Sep
16
2024

NTSB Final Report: Shady Cove, OR

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On September 01, 2022, about 0735 Pacific daylight time, a Sikorsky S-61N helicopter, N617CK, sustained substantial damage when it was involved in an accident near White City, Oregon. The two pilots and a ground support team member sustained minor injuries. The helicopter was operated as a Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 133 rotorcraft external load flight.

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Aug
20
2024

FAA Accident Report: OAKRIDGE, OR

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AIRCRAFT DAMAGE TO TAIL ROTOR AND MAIN ROTOR DISCOVERED ON POST FLIGHT INSPECTION, OAKRIDGE, OR.

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Jun
17
2024

NTSB Final Report: Estacada, OR

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The pilot reported that he was relocating bundles of trees from the harvest field onto a truck bed. Approximately 30 minutes into the operation, the load hook did not immediately release when he was setting a bundle down. The pilot pressed the release button multiple times, as he had done in similar situations in the past. The helicopter’s momentum, as it moved back towards the field, caused the bundle to slide a few feet. One of the main rotor blades then struck the tail boom, and the other blade flapped down, cutting off the rear section of the tail boom, vertical stabilizer, and tail rotor. The helicopter spun several times before landing, resting flat on the skids. The landing impact was forceful enough to break the mast and dislodge the main transmission. The helicopter sustained substantial damage to the main rotor, tail boom, vertical stabilizer, tail rotor, and transmission. The pilot reported that there were no preaccident mechanical malfunctions or failures with the helicopter that would have precluded normal operations.

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