FAA Flight Instructor for BFR flight reviews, and IPC in Denmark.

FAA Flight Instructor for BFR flight reviews, and IPC in Denmark.

Do you need to do your FAA flight review? www.faaflighttraining.com can arrange flight reviews, and IPC in Denmark.

Call 00 46 735 041 927 or E-Mail andreas@faaflighttraining.com

Come visit Denmarks largest airshow 2013

17th & 18th of August 2013
Roskilde Airport – Copenhagen

The Belgian Air Force F-16 Demo Team

The Swedish Air Force        JAS 39 Gripen                                          

Royal Danish Air Force       2 x F-16                     

SAR Helicopter - Danish Defence            EH101         

Czech Air Force                  W3-A SOKOL Helicopter                           

BilTeam -      Vickers Supermarine Spitfire Mk. XVI                                        

BilTeam        North American P-51D Mustang            

Swedish Airforce Historic Flight- SwAFHF                     3 x formations flying A.T.6 Harvard       

Swedish Airforce Historic Flight- SwAFHF                     SK 60E Saab 105                

Johan Gustafsson -Sweden SZD-59 ”ACRO” Glider      

Daniel Ryfa - Sweden         Sukhoi SU26 

 DC-3 fra Norway, Sweden and Denmark       DC3 x 3                               

Niels Egelund - Denmark   Fouga Magister                 

OY-LSD - Denmark             L-29 Dolphin (OY-LSD        

Lars Najbjerg - aerobatics Denmark       Giles 202                             

Danmarks Flymuseum        

Vintage aircraft - 10 x KZ and others                                          

Lennart Wahl - Denmark   Bellanca Decathlon                                  

Thomas Dam - Denmark    1942 Piper L-4A Grasshopper                 

Climb2 - Denmark              AN2 Antonov Ballonflyverne - Denmark       Hot Air Balloon                                         Saxo Bank - Denmark         Falcon 2000LX                                          

Widex - Danmark               PC-12                                  

DAT - Danish Air Transport                      MD87                    

SAS - Scandinavian Airlines                      CRJ-900 or MD80                                     

Arne Havgaard - Denmark Motor hang glider              

For more information visit http://www.airshow.dk/eng_index.html

Roskilde Airport Copenhagen EKRK Celebrated 40 years.

Roskilde Airport Copenhagen EKRK Celebrated 40 years.

The airport of Roskilde is located six kilometers southeast from the city of Roskilde, and approximately 35 kilometers from the Danish capital Copenhagen.

The Roskilde airport EKRK was opened in 1973, and celebrated 40 years in service the 5^th of May 2013.

The airport is nowadays used by some of the largest flight schools in Scandinavia.

And the airport also holds a big general aviation scene, with both fixed wing and helicopter traffic, and flight training organizations.

Copenhagen Air Taxi http://www.aircat.dk/

Execujet Aviation Group http://www.execujet.net/en/index.aspx

Ikaros Fly http://www.ikaros.dk/

Len Air Classic and Aerobatic flying http://www.lenair.dk/

Flexflight http://www.flexflight.dk/

Heliflight   http://www.heliflight.dk/

Center Air Pilot Academy  http://www.centerair.dk/

Rosklide Air Club http://www.rfk.dk/

                                                                               

SeaMax Amphibian Aircraft Wild Flying in Brazil

ICON A5 Flight Video

ICON Aircraft is a consumer sport plane manufacturer founded in response to the new sport flying category created by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2004. ICON's first plane is the A5, an amphibious sport aircraft that fuses outstanding aeronautical engineering with world-class product design.

It has won some of the world's most prestigious design awards and has inspired a global following. 

The company has received more than 700 order deposits.
ICON Aircraft's facilities are in Southern California, a hotbed for automotive design and aerospace engineering.

Crosswind Landings

Crosswind Landings during a storm at Düsseldorf B777,767,757 A330 Sturm Andrea, (watch in HD) 
Crosswind landings
Crosswind Landings during a storm at Düsseldorf on an icy runway. Boeing 777, Airbus A340, A330
The Best Crosswind Landings Ever!
Crosswind Landings at Düsseldorf. Boeing 777, A330, A320, B737, MD82 (HD)
✈[HD] Storm! HEAVY CROSSWIND LANDINGS WITH GUSTS UP TO 38 KNOTS @ Hamburg

A National Air Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter crashed shortly after takeoff from Bagram Air Base's runway 03 at 15:30L (11:00Z)

A National Air Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter on behalf of US Mobility Command, registration N949CA performing cargo flight N8-102 from Bagram (Afghanistan) to Dubai Al Maktoum (United Arab Emirates) with 7 crew and cargo consisting of 5 military vehicles, has crashed shortly after takeoff from Bagram Air Base's runway 03 at 15:30L (11:00Z) and erupted into flames near the end of the runway within the perimeter of the Air Base. All 7 crew are reported perished in the crash.

A National Air Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter on behalf of US Mobility Command, registration N949CA performing cargo flight N8-102 from Bagram (Afghanistan) to Dubai Al Maktoum (United Arab Emirates) with 7 crew and cargo consisting of 5 military vehicles, has crashed shortly after takeoff from Bagram Air Base's runway 03 at 15:30L (11:00Z) and erupted into flames near the end of the runway within the perimeter of the Air Base. All 7 crew are reported perished in the crash.

Afghan Authorities immediately denied claims that the crash of a large civilian cargo aircraft was the result of enemy activities. A large fire erupted after the aircraft impacted ground, it appears all crew have been killed.

Coalition Forces reported a civilian large cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff, at the time of the accident there was no enemy activity around the aerodrome. Rescue and Recovery efforts are under way, the Air Base is currently locked down and the aerodrome is closed.

National Air Cargo confirmed their aircraft N949CA with 7 crew, 4 pilots, 2 mechanics and a load master - initial information had been 8 crew - crashed at Bagram.

The NTSB reported the Boeing 747-400 was operated by National Air Cargo and destined for Dubai Al Maktoum when it crashed just after takeoff from Bagram and came to rest within the boundaries of the Air Base. All 7 occupants, all American citizens, were killed. Afghanistan's Ministry of Transportation and Commercial Aviation is leading the investigation into the crash, the NTSB have assigned accredited representatives joining the investigation.

Several observers on the ground reported the National Air Cargo Boeing 747-400 had just lifted off and was climbing through approximately 1200 feet when it's nose sharply rose, the aircraft appeared to have stalled and came down erupting in a blaze.

According to a listener on frequency the crew reported the aircraft stalled due to a possible load shift.

A car driver caught the aircraft climbing out and coming down on his car camera, see below.

The aircraft was carrying 5 military vehicles.

National Air Cargo operates three Boeing 747-400s with the registrations N952CA, N919CA and N949CA. N949CA operated into Afghanistan on Apr 28th.