Bin Laden family’s private jet Crash Landing in July 2015 Disclosed

Investigation into the Crash Landing of a Private Jet in July 2015 revealed the circumstances and reason for it.

The Saudi-registered Phenom 300, a private jet own by Osama bin Laden’s family Crash Landed killing three members of Osama bin Laden’s family in Surrey. They were his stepmother, Raja Bashir Hashem, 75, her daughter, Sana bin Laden, 53, and another relative, Zouheir Anuar Hashem, 56.

The private jet was going ’40 per cent too fast’ during its landing, a report has concluded.

As the plane flew over the start of the runway it was travelling at 151 knots indicated airspeed (kias), 40% faster than the target of 108 kias.

It went off the end of the runway as it arrived at Blackbushe Airport before becoming airborne again and then collided with several parked cars.

“The excessive speed contributed to a touchdown 710 metres beyond the threshold, with only 438 metres of paved surfaced remaining,” the AAIB said.

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report found that the pilot’s ability to adapt and take on new information as he was landing was impeded due to a “very high workload situation”.