February 9, 2012, Morgan, Utah, Cessna 210 Centurion

The airplane collided with mountainous terrain at about 1410 Mountain time. The private pilot and passenger sustained fatal injuries. The airplane was substantially damaged. The pilot requested and received ATC flight following services at 1346; radar contact was established at 1348. Initial responders reported the airplane impacted terrain at an elevation of approximately 7700 feet msl. The debris field was approximately 75 feet in length.

Editorial Staff

Friday, March 23, 2012 at 12:00 AM ET

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A private pilot and passenger sustained fatal injuries when their airplane collided with mountainous terrain at approximately 7700 feet MSL.
The accident occurred at 1410 Mountain time while the aircraft was receiving ATC flight following services.
An Airmet Sierra for mountain obscuration due due to clouds and precipitation was current in the accident area, with nearby weather reporting low clouds.

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The airplane collided with mountainous terrain at about 1410 Mountain time. The private pilot and passenger sustained fatal injuries. The airplane was substantially damaged.

The pilot requested and received ATC flight following services at 1346; radar contact was established at 1348. Initial responders reported the airplane impacted terrain at an elevation of approximately 7700 feet msl. The debris field was approximately 75 feet in length.