What happened
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(-23) Collided with Cessna 150, N66234, while entering downwind for a water landing north of the Renton Municipal Airport approximately one and a half miles northeast of the airport. The Cessna was departing the pattern on climbout after departure. (-23 amendment) N66234, a Cessna 150, collided with N741DB, a DHC-2, one and one half miles north of the Renton, washingon airport. The DHC-2 was entering downwind for a water landing to the north and was on a 14 CFR part 135 flight which was returning from a canadian fishing lodge. The Cessna 150 was entering the traffic pattern from the northeast during an instructional flight.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) COLLIDED WITH CESSNA 150, N66234, WHILE ENTERING DOWNWIND FOR A WATER LANDING NORTH OF THE RENTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT APPROXIMATELY ONE AND A HALF MILES NORTHEAST OF THE AIRPORT. THE CESSNA WAS DEPARTING THE PATTERN ON CLIMBOUT AFTER DEPARTURE. (-23 AMENDMENT) N66234, A CESSNA 150, COLLIDED WITH N741DB, A DHC-2, ONE AND ONE HALF MILES NORTH OF THE RENTON, WASHINGON AIRPORT. THE DHC-2 WAS ENTERING DOWNWIND FOR A WATER LANDING TO THE NORTH AND WAS ON A 14 CFR PART 135 FLIGHT WHICH WAS RETURNING FROM A CANADIAN FISHING LODGE. THE CESSNA 150 WAS ENTERING THE TRAFFIC PATTERN FROM THE NORTHEAST DURING AN INSTRUCTIONAL FLIGHT.
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Other aircraft in the event · 1
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