Cessna 175 Down in Utah
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Looks like the guy did a great job putting it down on the mountain. Glad no one was hurt!
The Sheriff Capt said "most people don't walk away". I don't think that is true of a lot of small planes. I look at the accident reports on the FAA site just to see what Not to do. I am pretty sure a lot more people walk away from crashes than don't. I am talking about small planes here. The twins, really fast planes and bigger planes don't survive so well. Lot to be said for a plane that fly's slow.
http://www.faa.gov/data_research/accide ... nary_data/
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Sure would like to know why it lost power. Glad everyone made it out OK. No post crash fire....
Dave
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RangeFlyer wrote:Sure would like to know why it lost power. Glad everyone made it out OK. No post crash fire....
Dave
Fuel starvation??? (Just Speculating!!!!)
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