CVR transcript Airwave Flight 9807 - 19 JUL 2000
Last updated: 16 October 2004
VR transcription of the July 19, 2000 loss of control of an Airwave Gulfstream 1 (Flight 9807) at Linneus, ME, USA.
Source: NTSB Record NYC00MA201

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Legenda:
CAP = Captain
F/O = First officer
RDO-2 = First officer Radio communications
# = expletive
elapsed time source content
00.29:16 A sound similar t decrease in propeller RPM
00.29:20 F/O: we got an engine failure, number one
00.29:27 CAP: carry out the drill
00.29:41 F/O: feathered. RPM zero
00.29:55 CAP: what the # is going on?
00.29:57 F/O: I don't know.
00.30:07 CAP: what is going on here.
00.30:09 F/O: I don't know. # you're losing airspeed as well.
00.30:12 CAP: ok. Declare an emergency.
00.30:25 F/O: oh # keep it.
00.30:26 F/O: keep it up. Keep it up.
00.30:36 CAP: oh no, uh oh.
00.30:42 RDO-2: the co-pilot transmitted we've lost control.
00.30:46 a sound similar to varying change in propeller noise begins and continues to the end of recording.
00.30:51 CAP: uh ohh.
00.30:54 F/O: which way are we flying?
00.30:56 CAP: I have no-
00.30:56 F/O: I don't know I don't know.
00.31:09 CAP: I have no idea which way is up.
00.31:10 F/O: oh. Ground... I don't know either [].
00.31:13 CAP: *upside down?