The airplane collided with terrain at an elevation of about 4300 feet msl at about 1141 Mountain time, killing the private pilot and passenger. The airplane sustained substantial damage. The nearest aviation weather reporting facility was about 27 miles northwest of the accident site, an elevation of 3652 feet msl. At 1153, the station reported an overcast ceiling at 1000 feet, with good visibility underneath. Investigators responded to the accident site on October 15. All control surfaces and major structural components were identified. There was no fire.
October 13, 2009, Pryor, Mon., Cessna 182
The airplane collided with terrain at an elevation of about 4300 feet msl at about 1141 Mountain time, killing the private pilot and passenger. The airplane sustained substantial damage. The nearest aviation weather reporting facility was about 27 miles northwest of the accident site, an elevation of 3652 feet msl. At 1153, the station reported an overcast ceiling at 1000 feet, with good visibility underneath.
Key Takeaways:
- An airplane collided with terrain at approximately 4300 feet msl, killing the private pilot and passenger, and sustaining substantial damage.
- Investigators located all control surfaces and major structural components at the site, with no fire; the nearest weather station 27 miles away reported an overcast ceiling at 1000 feet.
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