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    NTSB BAC 090301 Preliminary

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    A Bombardier CRJ-200 experienced a cockpit fire shortly after external power was applied at Tallahassee Regional Airport. The captain and flight attendant evacuated without injury and were the only ones on board. The fire department extinguished the fire which had burned an 18 inch hole in the cockpit. The flight was scheduled to fly from Tallahassee to Atlanta.

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    NTSB BAC 090301 Preliminary

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    A Bombardier CRJ-200 experienced a cockpit fire shortly after external power was applied at Tallahassee Regional Airport. The captain and flight attendant evacuated without injury and were the only ones on board. The fire department extinguished the fire which had burned an 18 inch hole in the cockpit. The flight was scheduled to fly from Tallahassee to Atlanta.

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    A Bombardier CRJ-200 experienced a cockpit fire shortly after external power was applied at Tallahassee Regional Airport. The captain and flight attendant evacuated without injury and were the only ones on board. The fire department extinguished the fire which had burned an 18 inch hole in the cockpit. The flight was scheduled to fly from Tallahassee to Atlanta.

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    NTSB BAC 090301 Preliminary

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    A Bombardier CRJ-200 experienced a cockpit fire shortly after external power was applied at Tallahassee Regional Airport. The captain and flight attendant evacuated without injury and were the only ones on board. The fire department extinguished the fire which had burned an 18 inch hole in the cockpit. The flight was scheduled to fly from Tallahassee to Atlanta.

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    Printed on : 11/18/2010 5:45:00 PM

    National Transportation Safety Board NTSB ID: DCA09FA033 Most Critical Injury: None

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 03/01/2009 Investigated By: NTSB

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Accident

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

    Tallahassee FL 0830 EST

    Aircraft Information
    Registration Number Aircraft Manufacturer Model/Series Number

    N830AS BOMBARDIER CRJ/200

    Type of Aircraft: Airplane Amateur Built Aircraft? No


    Fatal Serious Minor None 2
    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:

    ASA Airlines flight 5533, a Bombardier CRJ-200, experienced a cockpit fire on the ground shortly
    after external power was applied to the airplane in preparation for flight. The captain and one
    flight attendant evacuated the airplane via an airstair without injuries. They were the only
    individuals on the airplane at the time. The fire department extinguished the fire after it had
    burned an approximate 18 inch hole through the left upper cockpit crown skin. The flight, intended
    to be conducted as Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 121 scheduled service, was to be flown
    from Tallahassee Regional Airport (TLH), Tallahassee, Florida, to Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta
    International Airport (ATL), Atlanta, Georgia.
    Updated on Mar 3 2009 10:49AM

    PRELIMINARY INFORMATION - SUBJECT TO CHANGE Page 1


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    National Transportation Safety Board NTSB ID: DCA09FA033

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 03/01/2009

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Accident

    Other Aircraft Involved


    Registration Number Aircraft Manufacturer Model/Series Number

    Accident Information
    Aircraft Damage: Substantial Accident Occurred During:

    Crew Name Certificate No. Injury

    Pilot

    5
    6

    Operator Information
    Name Operator Designator Code Doing Business As
    ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST AIRLINES INC ASOA

    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: IFR
    Last Departure Point State Airport Identifier

    Same as Accident/Incident Location TLH

    Destination State Airport Identifier


    Atlanta GA ATL

    Weather Information

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

    Sky/Lowest Cloud Condition: Ft. AGL

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

    PRELIMINARY INFORMATION - SUBJECT TO CHANGE Page 2


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    NTSB ID: DCA09FA033


    National Transportation Safety Board

    PRELIMINARY REPORT Occurrence Date: 03/01/2009

    AVIATION Occurrence Type: Accident

    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
    NTSB Regional Office

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


    Robert P. Benzon

    PRELIMINARY INFORMATION - SUBJECT TO CHANGE Page 3

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