Report: nose wheel steering lapse causes Saab 2000 to veer off runway on takeoff
19 December 2019Report: a nose wheel steering lapse caused a Saab 2000 to veer off the runway on takeoff from Linköping/Saab Airport, Sweden.
Report: a nose wheel steering lapse caused a Saab 2000 to veer off the runway on takeoff from Linköping/Saab Airport, Sweden.
A PenAir Saab 2000 suffered runway excursion on landing at Unalaska Airport, seriously injuring two passengers.
The Swiss TSB released their investigation report into a serious incident in which a Saab 2000 descended below the glideslope to 350 ft over terrain while on approach to Billund, Denmark.
The Swiss TSB released their final report on a Saab 2000 serious incident in which an engine failed after takeoff from Lugano Airport, Switzerland.
Both pilots were using the controls in a landing accident with a Saab 2000 in 2014 at Paris, France, according to a BEA investigation.
The U.K. AAIB recommends EASA to the autopilot system designs of passenger aircraft following a serious incident involving a Saab 2000 in which the flight crew tried to override the autopilot which the did not realise, was still engaged.