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14-Jun-15 N51778 Enstrom F28C Romeoville, US-Illinois
Rolled over on landing
13-Mar-15 N5688N Enstrom F28C-2 Shelby, US-Montana
Minor damage after skid touched ground while hovering
Tags: Accidents, Agricultural, Civil, Enstrom, F28, MRR Spraying, Safety, US-Montana
07-Aug-14 N213BL Enstrom F28F Tunnel City, US-Wisconsin
Crashed into cornfield while spraying.
10-Jan-14 F-GIZR Enstrom F28A Saint-Amans-des-Cots, France
Pilot observed a significant reduction in engine noise and a different regime. The helicopter slowly loses the height. The pilot decided to land in the countryside. A 2 meters on the ground, the device drops abruptly. One of the main rotor blades struck the ground in front of the camera then severed the tail boom.
27-Sep-13 N631DP Enstrom F28C Bloomsburg, US-Pennsylvania (1F)
69-year old pilot Carl Enlow had stopped flying tours at a fair for a refuel and to allow a relief pilot to take over. Enlow went back to speak to the pilot who relieved him when his hat blew off his head and he was struck by the rotor when he reached for it.
Tags: Accidents, Civil, Enstrom, F28, Fatal, Safety, US-Pennsylvania
02-Aug-13 N24RB Enstrom 28A Memphis, US-Tennessee
Windshield broke. Emergency landing close to threshold of main runway at Memphis Airport
20-May-12 N63VP Enstrom F28F Twin Falls, US-Idaho
Pilot had informed ATC of mechanical concerns but did not quite reach the airport, the helicopter being severely damaged when landing half a mile stort of Magic Valley Regional Airport (Joslin Field). Photos show the cabin completely separated from the tail boom.
20-Feb-12 N51727 Enstrom F28C Kalispell, US-Montana
Engine failure, autorotation
29-Aug-11 N228F Enstrom F28F Menominee, US-Michigan
Landed hard and tail blades struck the ground
Tags: Accidents, Civil, Enstrom, F28, US-Michigan
23-Jun-11 N5694A Enstrom F28C DeSoto, US-Nebraska
Helicopter was surveying power lines but was forced to make an emergency landing after reporting mechanical problems. F28 ended up on its side
Tags: Accidents, Civil, Enstrom, F28, P&N Flight, US-Nebraska
26-Feb-11 N5689B Enstrom F28C-2 St Lucie, US-Florida
low fuel pressure warning light came on during climbout at 200′. Engine sputtered and the ensuing landing was heavy, with the tail boom separating from the cabin and the base of the cabin touching the ground.
Tags: Accidents, Civil, Enstrom, F28, US-Florida