At 1903 Central time, the airplane collided with terrain and was destroyed following a loss of control. The Private pilot and four passengers on board were fatally injured. Instrument conditions prevailed. Preliminary radar data indicates the airplane climbed to approximately 5700 feet after takeoff then entered a left spiral until radar data was lost. The airplane crashed in a cornfield at an approximately 80-degree nose-down angle of impact.
November 13, 2006, Rolling Prairie, Ind. / Cessna T303
At 1903 Central time, the airplane collided with terrain and was destroyed following a loss of control. The Private pilot and four passengers on board were fatally injured. Instrument conditions prevailed. Preliminary radar data indicates the airplane climbed to approximately 5700 feet after takeoff then entered a left spiral until radar data was lost.
Key Takeaways:
- An airplane crashed after a loss of control in instrument conditions, resulting in the fatal injury of the private pilot and four passengers.
- Preliminary radar data indicates the aircraft climbed to approximately 5700 feet before entering a left spiral, leading to the crash.
- The airplane was destroyed upon impact, crashing into a cornfield at an approximately 80-degree nose-down angle.
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