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    This preliminary report summarizes an incident on September 28, 2010 involving a Bombardier CRJ-200 operated by Skywest Airlines as flight 3074. The flight landed at General Mitchell Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with the left main landing gear retracted, carrying 39 passengers and crew with no reported injuries. Air traffic control observed the left gear was retracted prior to landing. Minor damage was reported to the left wing and flaps from the gear being up. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the landing gear issue.

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    This preliminary report summarizes an incident on September 28, 2010 involving a Bombardier CRJ-200 operated by Skywest Airlines as flight 3074. The flight landed at General Mitchell Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with the left main landing gear retracted, carrying 39 passengers and crew with no reported injuries. Air traffic control observed the left gear was retracted prior to landing. Minor damage was reported to the left wing and flaps from the gear being up. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the landing gear issue.

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    NTSB BAC 100928 Preliminary

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    This preliminary report summarizes an incident on September 28, 2010 involving a Bombardier CRJ-200 operated by Skywest Airlines as flight 3074. The flight landed at General Mitchell Airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with the left main landing gear retracted, carrying 39 passengers and crew with no reported injuries. Air traffic control observed the left gear was retracted prior to landing. Minor damage was reported to the left wing and flaps from the gear being up. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the landing gear issue.

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    Printed on : 1/4/2011 6:16:15 PM

    National Transportation Safety Board NTSB ID: ENG10IA055 Most Critical Injury: None

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 09/28/2010 Investigated By: NTSB

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Incident

    Location/Time
    Nearest City/Place State Zip Code Local Time Time Zone

    Milwaukee WI 1710 CDT

    Aircraft Information
    Registration Number Aircraft Manufacturer Model/Series Number

    N498CA BOMBARDIER

    Type of Aircraft: Airplane Amateur Built Aircraft?


    Fatal Serious Minor None 39
    Injury Summary:

    Revenue Sightseeing Flight: No Air Medical Transport Flight: No


    Narrative
    Brief narrative statement of facts, conditions and circumstances pertinent to the accident/incident:

    On September 28, 2010, at 1710 central daylight time, a Bombardier CRJ-200, operated as Skywest
    Airlines flight 3074, landed with the left main landing gear retracted on runway 7R at General
    Mitchell Airport (MKE), Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The flight departed Omaha, Nebraska, at an unknown
    time, and was destined for MKE. There were 39 reported souls on board and no injuries reported.
    All airplane occupants evacuated the airplane via the main cabin door with no injuries reported
    during the evacuation.

    According to local officials, air traffic, and the FAA, at 1659, the crew reported a gear indicator
    problem and performed a pass for air traffic control tower observation. The tower observed the
    left main landing gear in the retracted position. After some unknown troubleshooting, the crew
    landed the airplane with the left main landing gear retracted.

    Preliminary damage assessment by on-site FAA inspectors revealed minor damage to the left wing tip,
    flap assemblies, and flap pylon assemblies. The left main landing gear door was up and locked, and
    the left main gear was in the wheel well.
    Updated on Sep 30 2010 10:15AM

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    National Transportation Safety Board NTSB ID: ENG10IA055

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 09/28/2010

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Incident

    Other Aircraft Involved


    Registration Number Aircraft Manufacturer Model/Series Number

    Accident Information
    Aircraft Damage: Minor Accident Occurred During:

    Crew Name Certificate No. Injury

    Pilot

    5
    6

    Operator Information
    Name Operator Designator Code Doing Business As
    SKYWEST AIRLINES INC SWIA

    Street Address City State Zip Code

    -Type of Certificate(s) Held:


    Flag Carrier/Domestic
    Air Carrier Operating Certificate(s):

    Operating Certificate: Operator Certificate:

    Regulation Flight Conducted Under: Part 121: Air Carrier

    Type of Flight Operations Conducted: Scheduled; Domestic; Passenger Only

    Flight Plan/Itinerary
    Type of Flight Plan Filed:
    Last Departure Point State Airport Identifier

    Destination State Airport Identifier

    Weather Information

    Investigator's Source: Facility ID: Observation Time (Local):

    Sky/Lowest Cloud Condition: Ft. AGL

    Lowest Ceiling: Ft. AGL Visibility: SM Altimeter: "Hg

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    NTSB ID: ENG10IA055


    National Transportation Safety Board

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 09/28/2010

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Incident

    Weather Information (Continued from page 2)

    Temperature: °C Dew Point: °C Wind Direction:

    Wind Speed: Kts. Gusts: Kts. Weather Conditions at Accident Site:

    Administration Data
    Notification From Date
    FAA

    FAA District Office/Coordinator Investigator-In-Charge (IIC)


    Michael Hauf

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