What happened
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(-23) On March 26, 2004 at approximately 1150 local time at jefferson county airport (bjc) in VFR meteorological conditions at the run-up area off the "a" taxiway near the runway 11L taxiway intersection A17. N339X a Maule, model M-5-210C was in motion on the ground, operated by Mr. Andrew chitiea, an ATP rated pilot cert. #2762124 collided with N5345G a Cessna model 172S off the taxiway and parked in the run-up area. Substantial damage was done to both aircraft. NTSB id #DEN04LA053B is for the Maule N339X.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) ON MARCH 26, 2004 AT APPROXIMATELY 1150 LOCAL TIME AT JEFFERSON COUNTY AIRPORT (BJC) IN VFR METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AT THE RUN-UP AREA OFF THE "A" TAXIWAY NEAR THE RUNWAY 11L TAXIWAY INTERSECTION A17. N339X A MAULE, MODEL M-5-210C WAS IN MOTION ON THE GROUND, OPERATED BY MR. ANDREW CHITIEA, AN ATP RATED PILOT CERT. #2762124 COLLIDED WITH N5345G A CESSNA MODEL 172S OFF THE TAXIWAY AND PARKED IN THE RUN-UP AREA. SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE WAS DONE TO BOTH AIRCRAFT. NTSB ID #DEN04LA053B IS FOR THE MAULE N339X.
NTSB investigation
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Other aircraft in the event · 1
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