KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Crash Engine Failure

KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Crash Engine Failure

In August 2010 an KLM MD-11 PH-KCE crashed following an 2-engine failure.
Flight

• Music: Queen - The Show Must Go On (twice)
• The MD-11 has known that the copilot's computer problems show that the Honeywell VIA2000 has got prefix bugs to be corrected in the FMS. An bird at an altitude of 33,500 ft started to descend and VFR into the engine. They can fly more than 275 kts above 18,000 ft.
• 20 nm from the bird, the flight attendants allow the passengers to return back to their seats and fasten the seatbelts.
• 15 nm from the bird the FMS Map changed into a map page. Grey indicates air units. The plane entered a moderate turbulence and severe icing (excluding the engines).
• About 5-10 nm from the bird an TCAS alarm sounded when the bird reached to VFR into the engine.
• The bird entered the turbine of the engine and started an engine stoppage. The plane started pitched sharply down.
• Moments later after the video ends Engine 2 failed and the turbulence damaged the right aileron from the lightning leaving no way to save the plane...
• The plane crashed into the sea, killing all 268 people on board.

Investigation
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch determined when heavy storms arrived and the bird's VFR approach into the two of these 3 engines. When heavy storms arrived the lightning hit and burnt the right aileron include the slats. The plane banked hardly right and they crashed into the Atlantic Ocean without even trace.
Game
FSX alone (not SP1/2 or DX10) with bad graphics and quality.
Aircraft
KLM McDonnell Douglas MD-11 PH-KCE (downloaded from flightsim).
Video specs
Size: 640 x 480 pixels (for a long time)
Duration: 11 mins 20 secs
Released at: 4 August 2010
Uploaded to this website: Video never uploaded

Bulgarian Air Force A319 Engine Fire Fictional Crash

Bulgarian Air Force A319 Engine Fire Fictional Crash

In 2006, an Bulgarian Air Force Airbus A319 loses control during an engine fire caused crash.
Flight

• The A319 took off when the VSI didn't respond until the nose pitched 25 degrees upwards. The autopilot disengaged to prevent from stalling.
• On the right seat view, 2 warning lights blink once (one was the clipping lights). They noticed an engine fire and just pushed the supressors without shutting the fuel control.
• Sound mode disables.
• An steep descent was caused to the engines which didn't match the same RPM and pressure. Descent was continued until the Airbus crashed into the ground when the left gear collapsed causing left-engine fire.

Investigation
The SCT notices that a bird flew into the engine. Other companies never discovered the crash.
Game
FSX alone (not SP1/2 or DX10) with bad graphics and veeeeeeerrryyy low quality following problems during installation.
Video specs
Size: 640 x 480 pixels (for a long time)
Duration: 18 mins 21 secs
Released: August 2010
Video
Never uploaded.
Can be watched in KMPlayer.

Alitalia Boeing 777 POSKY Fictional Crash

Alitalia Boeing 777 POSKY Fictional Crash

In August 2010, an Alitalia Boeing 777-200ER (reg. I-DISY) crashed into the mountains of Mexico following an engine failure (which began at FL315.)
Flight

• First time, the Boeing 777 took off from Runway 5R. During takeoff roll, the plane's nose pitched up sharply causing steep climb. As the plane was on track, they known that was a computer problem.
• About 17 minutes later, the 777 suffered an engine failure. The autopilot disengaged automatically and the plane started rolling left and entering a steep descent. Near the end of the video, the plane started rolling excessively left and entered a very steeeeep descent.
• Out from the video, Engine 2 failed and both of them caught fire. Some Mexican visitors saw the 777 fell from the sky with smoke from the wings.
• They didn't know that the plane crashed into such an hill. All 233 people on board died.
• This is also one of the worst accidents involving the Boeing 777.

Investigation
The SCT known that an bird flew into the turbine of the engine which caused crash. Boeing developed that something have to be retotfitted to prevent everything flew into the engine. The Project Open Sky (POSKY), who was a simulation company, operates every 777 airline fleet. Boeing investigates that the SCT was known this is an fictional crash.
Game and aircraft
The game was FSX (alone, not SP1/2 or DX10) and he downloaded the add-on (Boeing 777-200ER, Alitalia, I-DISU, by POSKY, VC included, works for all FSX versions) in July 2010.
Sometimes they have bad ground and default plane textures because of installation problems of aircraft, scenery, and the VC. Shadows also excluded. The VC textures were good, because they are from the add-ons.
Video specs
Size: 640 x 480 pixels (for a long time)
Duration: 19 mins 21 secs
Released at Saturday, 14 August 2010.
Video
The video cannot be uploaded.
The video failed to upload. Free space is only 100MB, the size of the file is 279MB. You hate splitting videos, so put them back to the SD card and then insert the card to the camera. (Or you can watch them in KMPlayer.) The upload time takes more than 12 hours. This is the cause when an alternator stopped working causing window to close and upload to fail.