article_snippet: Harrison Ford's flying ability was called into question in an official report following Harrison Ford's , Daily Mail Online can reveal.
article_snippet: It is not believed that Ford, 72, is to blame for his latest - and what is his third - aviation incident at Penmar Golf Course near Santa Monica Municipal Airport, with early reports suggesting engine failure is at fault.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford's had flown a helicopter from Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles 45 miles northwest towards Santa Clarita when Harrison Ford's hit trouble.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford's was practicing autorotations to a power-on recovery.
article_snippet: The flight instructor said that when The flight instructor saw Harrison Ford's was late adding power, The flight instructor attempted to correct the situation but was unsuccessful.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford's's delay in adding power during a power-on recovery from an autorotation, which resulted in a hard landing and rollover.
article_snippet: Ford was practicing 'auto rotations' - an emergency landing technique that simulates engine failure.
article_snippet: Ford had completed one 'auto-rotation' but on Ford second Ford was 'late bringing in the power', according to the documents.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford at the controls of Harrison Ford in February last year . '
article_snippet: Harrison Ford was not named in the official report but Harrison Ford timing and circumstances were identical to a report at the time by the respected Los Angeles Times that Harrison Ford had been involved in a helicopter crash.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford's air mishaps didn't stop there.
article_snippet: Just over a year later Harrison Ford was involved in a second aviation incident, when Harrison Ford was forced to make an emergency landing at Lincoln Municipal Airport in Nebraska.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford played down the two incidents at the time, telling Playboy magazine: 'They were more misadventures of a mechanical or weather-induced type. '
article_snippet: In audio of Harrison Ford conversation with air traffic control moments before a helicopter crash, a calm and collected Harrison Ford can be heard asking for an emergency landing as Harrison Ford engines had failed.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford could not make the runway at Santa Monica Airport so Harrison Ford chose to land the two-seater World War Two-era plane on a green at Penmar Golf Course.
article_snippet: Harrison Ford crashed into the Penmar golf course (left) after appearing to veer off course from the runway (right)