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The helicopter began to rotate and the pilot entered auto rotation, however, while avoiding high tension power lines, landed with sideways motion resulting in a roll over. There were no injuries to the pilot or passenger. The helicopter was substantially damaged. The middle/centre Kevlar tail rotor drive belt was found to have split in two.  CADAORS 2012C2707

Date

June 22, 2012

Reg

C-FVPP

Make

Rotorway

Model

Exec 162

MSN

7003

Location

9 miles north of the Red Deer Airport near the intersection highways 11A and 2

Country

Canada

CivilMilitary

Civil

Link 1

http://wwwapps.tc.gc.ca/Saf-Sec-Sur/2/cadors-screaq/qr.aspx?lang=eng&cadorsno=2012C2707&regcd=0&occdtefrom=2012-06-20&occdteto=2012-07-05&occtypecd=1&fatop=%3E%3d&fatal=0&provcd=0&accatcd=2&evtype=0

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