Cessna 310R, G-RODD, 31 May 2009

From:
Air Accidents Investigation Branch
Published
10 December 2014
Category:
General aviation - fixed wing
Report type:
Bulletin - Correspondence investigation
Date of occurrence:
31 May 2009
Aircraft type:
Cessna 310R
Location:
Ladydrove Airstrip, near Downham Market, Norfolk
Registration:
G-RODD

Cessna 310R, G-RODD

Summary:

As only a local flight had been planned and the weather was hot, the pilot had not taken a headset and flew with the cockpit quarter window open. The loudspeaker was used to maintain a listening watch on a local frequency. Following a normal approach to the grass strip, the aircraft settled onto its belly. The pilot then became aware that the landing gear warning horn was sounding and that he had omitted to lower the landing gear.

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