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In this picture I can see a Cessna single engine airplane that has crashed into a house, the aircraft is white with blue stripes along the fuselage. This is probably Canadian as the call sign is C-GMHU. The aircraft suffered severe damage as I can see the wings are bent and the nose has major damage.
The house that the plane crashed into appears to be a residential building. It seems to be the ground floor of the house it is severely damaged.
In the foreground I can see a fence, small trees and some steps.
In the background I can see another house.
I can see the weather was ok when the picture was taken.
This can be caused by:
- Fuel starvation,
- Engine failure or
- Possibly loss of controls.
The consequences can be: Death or severe injuries to the pilots or members of the public.
The aircraft might be written off.
The procedures for this situation are first of all try to control the aircraft, look for the best place to land, inform the controller of the problem and request services upon the place of landing.
I have never had this situation.
I have had this situation. (Explain)
EXAMINER: What can cause a fuel starvation?
CANDIDATE: In my opinion a fuel starvation can be caused by a fuel leak, blocked fuel lines or bad fuel planning.
Vocabulary Glossary
BENT: Altered from an originally straight or even condition.
FENCE:
A structure serving as an enclosure, a barrier, or a boundary, usually made of postsnmor stakes joined together by boards, wire, or rails.
FUEL STARVATION:When an aircraft no longer has sufficient fuel.