What happened
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(-23) The private rated pilot of Cessna 150, N6158T, and one passenger were on a pleasure flight approaching Vance Brand Airport, Longmont, CO (2V2). On the approach and about 4 miles southwest of the airport they encountered a midair collision with another a/c, Cessna 206, N8758Q which was occupiedby a commercial rated pilot. Both a/c landed wihtout further incident. There was substantial damage sustained to the CE-150 left wing tip area and minor damage to the CE-206 left wing tip. There was no injuries to the pilot or passenger. privacy data omitted
As the FAA filed it
(-23) THE PRIVATE RATED PILOT OF CESSNA 150, N6158T, AND ONE PASSENGER WERE ON A PLEASURE FLIGHT APPROACHING VANCE BRAND AIRPORT, LONGMONT, CO (2V2). ON THE APPROACH AND ABOUT 4 MILES SOUTHWEST OF THE AIRPORT THEY ENCOUNTERED A MIDAIR COLLISION WITH ANOTHER A/C, CESSNA 206, N8758Q WHICH WAS OCCUPIEDBY A COMMERCIAL RATED PILOT. BOTH A/C LANDED WIHTOUT FURTHER INCIDENT. THERE WAS SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE SUSTAINED TO THE CE-150 LEFT WING TIP AREA AND MINOR DAMAGE TO THE CE-206 LEFT WING TIP. THERE WAS NO INJURIES TO THE PILOT OR PASSENGER. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^
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Other aircraft in the event · 1
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Other reports on N6158T · 1
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