VIRGINIA 9 June 1996 Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 suffered an inflight rudder malfunction

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Flight 517 was a scheduled Eastwind Airlines passenger flight from Trenton-Mercer Airport in Trenton, New Jersey to Richmond International Airport in Richmond, Virginia. The flight was operated using a Boeing 737-200 (registration number N221US ). On June 9, 1996, Flight 517 was operated by Captain Brian Bishop and First Officer Spencer Griffin.

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Flight 517 was instrumental in resolving the cause of Boeing 737 rudder issues that had caused two previous fatal crashes because it was the first flight to experience such rudder issues and land safely, allowing investigators to interview the pilots about their experience and to study the aircraft. Oops something went wrong: 403

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Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 was a scheduled domestic passenger flight from Trenton-Mercer Airport in Trenton, New Jersey to Richmond International Airport in Richmond, Virginia. On June 9, 1996 the crew of the Boeing 737-200 operating the flight lost rudder control but was able to land successfully.

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VIRGINIA 9 June 1996 Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 suffered an inflight rudder malfunction

Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 In 1996, a third aircraft encountered a significant roll. Eastwind Airlines 517 was flying from Mercer County to Richmond. On approach to Richmond, the aircraft began to roll sharply to the right. The pilot managed to recover from the roll, however, it occurred again.

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On June 9, 1996, while operating a passenger flight from Trenton, New Jersey to Richmond, Virginia, the crew of Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 temporarily lost control of their Boeing 737-200 because of a rudder malfunction. The crew were able to regain control and land the aircraft successfully. One flight attendant was injured.

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Eastwind Airlines Flight 517 was a scheduled flight from Trenton-Mercer Airport in Trenton, New Jersey to Richmond International Airport in Richmond, Virginia. The crew lost rudder control but successfully landed on June 9, 1996. No casualties occurred and one flight attendant suffered only minor injuries. No damage occurred to the airplane as.

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"The upsets of USAir Flight 427, United Airlines Flight 585, and Eastwind Flight 517 were most likely caused by the movement of the rudder surfaces to their blowdown limits in a direction opposite to that commanded by the pilots. The rudder surfaces most likely moved as a result of jams of the secondary slides to the servo valve housings.

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The Eastwind Flight 517 from Trenton, which carried 48 passengers and a crew of five, was saved by decisive action by the crew, which successfully fought the roll and brought the plane.

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Eastwind Airlines flight 517 experienced a reported loss of rudder control while on approach to Richmond, VA. There were no injuries or damage to the airplane as a result of the incident. At the time of the event the airplane's airspeed was about 250 knots and at 4,000 feet MSL.

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