FAA accident report · Cessna 152 · Sedalia, MO · November 19, 2001
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(-23) Pilot departed huf enroute to dmo, and was forced to land approximately two miles short of runway 18 at dmo, an apparent result of fuel exhaustion. privacy data omitted
(-23) PILOT DEPARTED HUF ENROUTE TO DMO, AND WAS FORCED TO LAND APPROXIMATELY TWO MILES SHORT OF RUNWAY 18 AT DMO, AN APPARENT RESULT OF FUEL EXHAUSTION. ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^