Biplane Passenger Films Crash when Taking Off

[thetenor]

When he started pulling nose up, you knew what was gonna happen!! Zero airspeed…. Unbelievable?…

QUOTE=Caveman5150;6633268]Call me sadistic, call me evil, but I do kinda like watching really stupid people die. It gives me hope there's some kind of cosmic justice system.
Maybe learn about angle of attack before you jump in a plane you have no idea how to fly.[/QUOTE]

[Hogmann]

Originally Posted by bababoozer

Biplane? Did it fly both ways?

Ya! It goes up and then down.

[akham]

Originally Posted by Hogmann

Ya! It goes up and then down.

If I was an Airbus pilot I would be rolling on the alpha floor laughing at that one until there was loss of laminar flow.

[cheesido]

evidently not wearing his seatbelt

[cruelshoes]

Originally Posted by scabby

Since when the fuck did this site have so many pilots?

Laughs...I wondered the same thing!

[1776]

ffs you don't need to be a pilot to know a biplane isn't supposed to reach 0mph, thing was still flying OK at ridiculously slow speeds and dude wasn't gonna be happy until it stalled.

[cruelshoes]

Originally Posted by scabby

Since when the fuck did this site have so many pilots?

[boominator]

Did the pilot survive?

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by boominator

Did the pilot survive?

Yes and he wasn't filming but a passenger did. All survived.

Feb 20, 2020.

Type of aircraft: PZL-Mielec AN-2
Registration: RA-40642
Flight Phase: Takeoff (climb)
Flight Type: Charter/Taxi (Non Scheduled Revenue Flight)
Survivors: Yes
Site: Airport (less than 10 km from airport)
Schedule: Magadan – Seymchan
MSN: 1G213-49
YOM: 1985
Location: Magadan-13 Magadan oblast
Country: Russia
Region: Asia
Crew on board: 2
Crew fatalities: 0
Pax on board: 12
Pax fatalities: 0
Other fatalities: 0
Total fatalities: 0
Captain / Total flying hours: 8750
Captain / Total hours on type: 4543
Copilot / Total flying hours: 3865
Copilot / Total hours on type: 3865
Aircraft flight hours: 14822

Circumstances: The single engine airplane, operated by T-Cement, was engaged in a charter flight from Magadan to Seymchan, carrying 12 pilots and 12 mining employees of the company and their 445 kilos of luggages and personal stuffs.

After takeoff from the snowy runway 01, while climbing to a height of 10 metres, the aircraft entered a nose-up attitude while its speed dropped.

At a height of about 30 metres, the angle of attack increased to 24° and the speed dropped to 65 km/h, causing the aircraft to stall and to crash in a snow covered field, some 240 metres past the runway end.

All 14 occupants evacuated safely and the aircraft was damaged beyond repair.

Probable cause: The aircraft stalled during initial climb because its total weight was above the MTOW and the CofG was well beyond the aft limit.

The crew failed to prepare the flight according to procedure and, failed to proceed with a mass and balance calculation and the passengers and lugages were incorrectly placed in the cabin according to the CofG.

Final Report in pdf.