Einstein376 Pre-Flight Joined Nov 14, 2012 Messages 66 Location Lansing, MI Display Name Display name: Jim K. Today at 10:18 AM #1 I understand the storm chaser had to sort out the plane after hitting a massive updraft, so they held inside the eye.
I understand the storm chaser had to sort out the plane after hitting a massive updraft, so they held inside the eye.
Flymy47 Pre-takeoff checklist PoA Supporter Joined Feb 18, 2012 Messages 242 Display Name Display name: Flymy47 Today at 2:16 PM #2 That P-3 has a storied career if its the same airframe I think it is. https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane_blog/25th-anniversary-of-a-hairy-hop-into-hurricane-hugo/ The radio operator on that flight was family, and he gave us a tour of this airplane when we visited Miami back in the day. P-3's are pretty stout.
That P-3 has a storied career if its the same airframe I think it is. https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane_blog/25th-anniversary-of-a-hairy-hop-into-hurricane-hugo/ The radio operator on that flight was family, and he gave us a tour of this airplane when we visited Miami back in the day. P-3's are pretty stout.
A ateamer Pattern Altitude Joined Dec 19, 2007 Messages 1,996 Location Port St. Lucie, FL Display Name Display name: ateamer Today at 2:48 PM #3 There was no emergency according to NOAA. They stayed in the eye to drop some probes, sounds like some type of drone. Plane that flew into Hurricane Helene provides update The plane flew into the eye of the hurricane to gather data and release a second uncrewed aircraft system for research purposes. www.newsweek.com
There was no emergency according to NOAA. They stayed in the eye to drop some probes, sounds like some type of drone. Plane that flew into Hurricane Helene provides update The plane flew into the eye of the hurricane to gather data and release a second uncrewed aircraft system for research purposes. www.newsweek.com