Narrative:

In cruise flight we received a white advisory message of 'inbd flight spoiler'. While referencing the QRH; we received an amber 'hydraulic 2 press' cas message. We accomplished the QRH by turning off the number 2 hydraulic pump as we had zero pressure and zero quantity indicated on the hydraulic synoptic page. We were enroute at the time with the weather reported as 3 ovc with an 8 KT tailwind to the ILS. The QRH stated to land at the nearest suitable airport and we were near a major airport which was determined to be our best choice due to the fact that it had a 10;000 ft runway; VFR conditions to land with a degraded braking condition. While we had just accomplished the QRH we were struck by lightning to the captain's upper nose cowl; lower forward edge.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A CRJ200 CAS alerted INBD FLT SPOILER; followed by HYD 2 PRESS and zero quantity and pressure were indicated. The aircraft was struck by lightning as the QRH was completed.

Narrative: In cruise flight we received a white advisory message of 'INBD FLT SPOILER'. While referencing the QRH; we received an amber 'HYD 2 PRESS' CAS message. We accomplished the QRH by turning off the number 2 hydraulic pump as we had zero pressure and zero quantity indicated on the HYD Synoptic page. We were enroute at the time with the weather reported as 3 OVC with an 8 KT tailwind to the ILS. The QRH stated to land at the nearest suitable airport and we were near a major airport which was determined to be our best choice due to the fact that it had a 10;000 FT runway; VFR conditions to land with a degraded braking condition. While we had just accomplished the QRH we were struck by lightning to the Captain's upper nose cowl; lower forward edge.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.