NTSB investigations · 2
Matched to this aircraft by N13474 and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
NTSB CHI03FA150Accident · Serious injuriesField investigationFinal reportWest Chicago, ILThe abrupt pull-up initiated by the pilot during takeoff before airspeed was attained resulting in a stall. Factors contributing to the accident were the pilot's failure to maintain directional control of the airplane on takeoff and the crosswind.NTSB CHI01LA133Accident · No injuriesLimited investigationFinal reportWest Chicago, ILThe inadequate compensation for the crosswind by the student pilot. Additional factors included the student pilot's lack of total flight time, the runway sign and the crosswind.
FAA incident reports · 4
FAA accident and incident reports matched to this aircraft by N13474 and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
Accident 20030607023139ATouch And Go Landing · Chicago/West Ch, IL(-23) Student pilot doing solo, complete stop, touch & goes (t&g's), completed two t & g's with no problems. On the third attempted takeoff, the wind shifted and the aircraft drifted to the right. The pilot stated that it felt like the landing gear hit a…Incident 20030216005789ILevel Off Touchdown · Chicago/West Ch, IL(-23) During a landing to runway 10 at Dupage Airport the pilot lost control and bounced into the grass prior to the intersection of runway 10 and taxiway whiskey. He then returned to runway 10 and exited the runway at taxiway whiskey. Airport personnel…Incident 20020124006319INormal Cruise · Flanagan, IL(-23)[privacy data omitted]- on January 24, 2002, N13474, a CE-172 made an off field landing in a harvested beanfield near Flanagan, Illinois. The aircraft had departed west chicago-dupage airport and flown for approximately one hour when it experienced fuel…Accident 20010509013629AChicago/West Ch, IL(.19)On may 9, 2001, at 1705 central daylight time, a Cessna 172M, N13474, was substantially damaged during landing. The airplane veered of the left side of the runway striking a sign and collapsing the right main landing gear. The student pilot was not…