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Solar CEO Crashes Cessna 441 KLGB>KTHV

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It sounds like he lost power and went into a spin.. Considering he SURELY could be able to glide 2 miles to the airport. (www.pennlive.com) More...

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wxmeddler
wxmeddler 0
I am very familiar with the area. I attend school in the next county over and have good friends who live by this airport. If he was making a south approach there are 1000' ASL hills that you have to work around on the SW side between before the runway opens up. I cannot imagine making the southern approach without having power control.
ibock
Ian Bock 0
More likely, ran out of gas. Look at photos of scene, no damage to props. Odd though, cabin is upright, with little damage. No seat belt? Can't figure why else that would not be a survivable crash.
linbb
linbb 0
Sounds better than the guy who wrote the header
linbb
linbb 0
Look at the damage right behind the pilots side of the fuse, the bend in it is bad see the FAA crash drop tests and you can then see how much it bent and then pulled back out giving the apearance of very little damage.
linbb
linbb 0
Gee sounds like the author of this knows it all and was at the controls when it happened love those types.
linbb
linbb 0
Yup pretty much a done deal as lost one engine got slow and spun in, no fuel. Dumb deal if you are too low you wont get there dummy.
Kawaiipoint2
Kawaiipoint2 0
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N48BS/history/20111222/1500Z/KLGB/KTHV

^The flight
airman53
I think I would have had to stop half way across the country.

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