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Final Report: Accident involving a BGD, base-ML, Paraglider, The Lady’s Stairs, Skerries, Co. Dublin, 7 September 2024. Report 2025-005
May 20, 2025
The paraglider departed from a cliff top in an area known as The Lady’s Stairs, Skerries, County Dublin. The Pilot’s intention was to conduct some coastal soaring. After taking off, the Pilot commenced a right turn, to track parallel to...
Final Report: Accident involving a Cessna T303 Crusader, registration G-PUSI, at Navan Airfield, Co. Meath, 6 December 2022. Report 2025-004
May 2, 2025
During a landing attempt onto Runway 09 at Navan Airfield, Co. Meath, the twin engine Cessna T303 Crusader aircraft experienced a crosswind which raised the left wing as the aircraft entered the flare, and the right wing impacted with the...
Final Report: Accident involving a Beechcraft 19A Musketeer Sport III, Registration G-AWTV, at Miltownpass, Co. Westmeath, 28 May 2023. Report 2025-003
April 7, 2025
The aircraft, a Beechcraft 19A Musketeer Sport III, flew three low-level circuits to Runway 24 at Milltownpass Airstrip, Co. Westmeath, Ireland. A landing was performed following a fourth circuit; however, a runway excursion occurred when the aircraft departed the right-hand...
Final Report: Accident involving an Aeroprakt A-22L2, Registration EI-HNC, at Cloongoonagh, Co. Mayo, on 07 September 2024. Report 2025-002
April 2, 2025
During an attempted landing on a grass runway at a private site at Cloongoonagh, Co. Mayo, the Pilot of the microlight aircraft elected to conduct a go-around manoeuvre due to a reported sudden drop in height. The engine power was...
Final Report: Accident involving a Partenavia P68, Registration F-HIRD, near Carnsore Point, Co. Wexford, on 23 September 2021. Report 2025-001
February 26, 2025
The Partenavia P68 Victor aircraft, with one Pilot and three Task Specialists on board, took off from Waterford Airport, Ireland, and was operating a marine wildlife survey flight off the south-east coast of Ireland when the right engine stopped. The...
Final Report: Accident involving a Boeing 737-8AS, registration EI-DHH, on Runway 28L at Dublin Airport, on 09 April 2023. Report 2024-012
November 28, 2024
EI-DHH, a Boeing 737-8AS aircraft, was on a scheduled passenger flight from Liverpool Airport, in the United Kingdom (EGGP), to Dublin Airport, in Ireland (EIDW). Following an uneventful flight, the aircraft touched down on Runway (RWY) 28 Left (L) at...
Final Report: Accident involving an Unmanned Aircraft, GEN 3.8 at Tankardstown, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin, on 14 July 2022. Report 2024-011
November 8, 2024
During an urban delivery flight, a propeller blade separated from the Unmanned Aircraft (UA). This caused severe vibrations and the subsequent failure of an electric motor which in turn triggered the onboard Flight Termination System and emergency parachute deployment. The...
Final Report: Serious Incident involving a Piper PA34-220T (Seneca III), Registration G-OBUC, near Co. Wicklow, Ireland, on 17 December 2021. Report 2024-010
October 31, 2024
The twin-engine PA34-220T aircraft was enroute from Bournemouth Airport (EGHH), in the United Kingdom to Weston Airport (EIWT), near Dublin, Ireland. While over the Irish Sea at an altitude of approximately 1,000 feet and approximately three nautical miles east of...
Final Report: Serious Incident involving a Tecnam P2006T, Registration EI-WST, at Weston Airport, on 22 August 2023. Report 2024-009
October 15, 2024
Shortly after take-off from Runway 25 at Weston Airport (EIWT), the Flight Crew of a TECNAM P2006T aircraft, consisting of an Instructor and a Student, was advised by the Duty Air Traffic Controller that the aircraft’s towbar was still attached...
Final Report: Serious Incident involving a Embraer E175-200 STD, Registration PH-EXI, on Departure from Dublin Airport, on 19 October 2022. Report 2024-008
September 16, 2024
Approximately three minutes after take-off from Dublin Airport (EIDW), Ireland, on a scheduled passenger flight to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (EHAM), The Netherlands, the First Officer, who was the Pilot Flying, became incapacitated. The aircraft Commander took over all flying duties...