That won't buff right out...

Yes, I agree, that's going to need a roll of sheet aluminum, pop rivets, a ball peen hammer, bondo, a few cans of spray paint and lots of rubbing compound.
 
Well they didn't point to the pilot right away,saying they don't know what caused the hard landing.
 
PaulS said:
Yes, I agree, that's going to need a roll of sheet aluminum, pop rivets, a ball peen hammer, bondo, a few cans of spray paint and lots of rubbing compound.
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So... You don't thinka little gorrilla tape, and a can of spray paint will pretty much make it all good again?
 
Any further news on this? If they caught power lines (assuming landing on rw 5), that looks to be on the opposite side of the road maybe 1000 feet before the threshold.
 
weather service saying possible downburst, very heavy winds and snow the aircraft help for about 30 minutes before the approach. when's were very strong out of the north and the land on runway 23,
 
Found a more updated link from airliners.net, including some detailed pictures.

Runway 5 approach, touched down short and rode up an embankment before stopping on (or near) the runway. They are lucky that wasn't a complete disintegration on hitting the ground.
 
Some devcon and my cyclo-orbital polisher ... I'll have it back in the air in no time...
 
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