What happened
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(-23) On June 24, 2002 a Cessna CE-150-G piloted by Mr. Charles grediagin crashed upon landing. The crash took place 1/4 mile from south Naknek, Alaska. The pilot and one pax received minor injuries. When interviewed by the ntsb/larry lewis, Mr. Grediagin admitted running out of fuel prior to the attempted landing. Fuel mis-management is the probable cause. This case was discussed with flt. Standards operations supervisor dave mcglothlen, privacy data omitted this case has been transferred from airworthiness to operations for further investigation. This -23 will amended by the assigned ops ASI, diama/privacy data omitted
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON JUNE 24, 2002 A CESSNA CE-150-G PILOTED BY MR. CHARLES GREDIAGIN CRASHED UPON LANDING. THE CRASH TOOK PLACE 1/4 MILE FROM SOUTH NAKNEK, ALASKA. THE PILOT AND ONE PAX RECEIVED MINOR INJURIES. WHEN INTERVIEWED BY THE NTSB/LARRY LEWIS, MR. GREDIAGIN ADMITTED RUNNING OUT OF FUEL PRIOR TO THE ATTEMPTED LANDING. FUEL MIS-MANAGEMENT IS THE PROBABLE CAUSE. THIS CASE WAS DISCUSSED WITH FLT. STANDARDS OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR DAVE MCGLOTHLEN, ^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^ THIS CASE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM AIRWORTHINESS TO OPERATIONS FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. THIS -23 WILL AMENDED BY THE ASSIGNED OPS ASI, DIAMA/^PRIVACY DATA OMITTED^
NTSB investigation
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