Cessna 182E
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Accident 20000224003179ACessna 182E · Taos, NMThe instrument rated private pilot received an in-person abbreviated weather briefing from the albuquerque flight service station (fss), and local weather reports from a friend who lived near the Taos Municipal Airport via telephone and aircraft radio. Fss…Incident 19990909028039ICessna 182E · Yakutat, AK(-23)After landing while taxiing clear at the runway end, the aircraft's nose wheel sunk into soft sand, breaking the nosewheel fork.Accident 19990904026719ACessna 182 · Northway, AK(.19) On September 4, 1999, about 1600 Alaska daylight time, a Cessna 182 airplane, N3092Y, sustained substantial damage when it contacted brush during landing at an unnamed airstrip on mcchord creek, Alaska, at 63 degrees 39 minutes north latitude, 141…Accident 19990828044479ACessna 182E · Ryegate, MT(-23) On 8/28/99 at approx. 1345 MDT, a Cessna model 182, N2886Y impacted mountain terrain approx. 30 miles north of Ryegate, MT. In the big snowy mountains. The pilot and three passengers were fatally injured in the accident. The a/c was on a heading of 335…Accident 19990709033389ACessna 182E · Menomonee Falls, WI(.19) On July 9, 1999, at 1613 central daylight time, a Cessna 182E, N2899Y, piloted by a commercial pilot, was destroyed when it impacted terrain following an in-flight collision with power lines. The pilot who was the sole occupant was fatally injured. The…Accident 19990606010729ACessna 182E · Rolling Fork, MSOn JUNE6,1999, about 1430 central daylight time, a Cessna 182E,N9267X, registered to Wade and son, inc., made a forced landing in a field following loss of engine power near Rolling Fork, Mississippi, while on a title 14CFR part 91 parachute drop flight.…Incident 19990424017509ICessna 182E · Carmi, ILCharles r. wilson, RR5, box 302, mount vernon, IL, 62864, was fatally injured during a parachute jump on April 24, 1999, near Carmi Municipal Airport, IL. Mr. Wilson was observed to be under a normal canopy, descending in a right turn. The jumper initiated…Accident 19990221001699ACessna 182E · East Troy, WIAcft was taxiing to the rwy for departure when the main landing gear collapsed.(.19) on February 21, 1999, at 1100 central standard time (CST), a Cessna 182E, N3177Y, piloted by a commercial pilot, sustained substantial damage during taxi at East Troy…Accident 19981125046299ACessna 182E · Akron, OH(.4)After takeoff, about 300 feet above the ground, the airplane's windscreen was immediately covered with oil, restricting the pilot's forward visibility. The pilot aborted the take off and 'slipped the airplane back' onto the remaining 100 feet of the…Incident 19980922042619ICessna 182F · Helena, MT(-5) The pilot stated that on the landing roll out the aircraft veered left and then right after he corrected. The prop was bent and the right wing tip scuffed. The passenger may have hit the left brake but is not certain.Accident 19980408006139ACessna 182E · Las Cruces, NMThe pilot said he made several turns in preparation to returning to the airport to perform some touch and go landings. At 6500 feet MSL, the engine lost power, and efforts to restore were unsuccessful. He attempted to land on a road, but struck a mesquite…Accident 19980130000819ACessna 182E · Steamboat Spgs, COLost power on climbout. Nosed over landing in open field. Indicates carburetor icing the culprit. (.4)shortly after takeoff, the engine lost power. The pilot reversed course and applied carburetor heat. With little altitude remaining and failing to restore…Accident 19971201036929ACessna 182E · Cades Cove, TNPilot not IFR rated. Area of acident site was IFR.Accident 19970906025529ACessna 182E · Pawtucket, RIOn takeoff with jumpers, crashed and burned on takeoff. (-23) no narrativeIncident 19970601012259ICessna 182E · Stanton, TXNarrative: the pilot stated that the skydivers had exited the aircraft; he was on approach to landing at the airport when the engine lost power. The pilot made an emergency landing in a field. The aircraft nose wheel broke off, the bottom cowling was damaged,…Accident 19970303010219ACessna 182E · Huntsville, AL(.4)The flight departed with full fuel tanks and about 30 minutes then 1 hour into the flight, the pilot repositioned the fuel selector. About 1 hour 50 minutes into the flight the engine sputtered. The pilot repositioned the fuel selector and engine power…Accident 19961103046919ACessna 182E · Alamosa, CO(-16) On November 15, 1996, the denver field office of the national transportation safety board was notified by the owner/operator of N3293Y, a Cessna 182E, that substantial damage had been discovered while the airplane was undergoing a 100-hour inspection.…Incident 19960928037389ICessna 182E · Lincoln, NENarrative: while towing banner at 2300' MSL over memorial stadium, Lincoln, NE, the banner separated from the aircraft. Pilot was notified by another aircraft on the frequency(118.5). Aircrew from both aircraft notified lnk ATCT and N3097Y (towing aircraft)…Accident 19960818023219ACessna 182E · Nampa, IDTo avoid deer on runway, pilot added power, veered, wingtip hit post and aircraft flipped over.Accident 19960219001899ACessna 182E · Bloomington-Nor, ILVFR low time pilot lost control at night in a snowstorm. Crashed into a field. Fatal injuries. Aircraft destroyed. (-23) on February 18, 1996 at approximately 1830 CDT, a private pilot and one passenger departed Bloomington-Normal Airport (bmi), Bloomington,…Accident 19951229042659ACessna 182E · Pymatunning, PAApproach control talked to pilot, but unable to get any information, radar contact lost. Crashed. (.4)the airplane had departed between 1900 and 2000. About 2215 it was observed on radar in a climbing turn. The pilot was not in radio contact with any ATC…Accident 19951212040349ACessna 182E · Erie, COEngine quit on climbout. Crashed. Claimed drained sumps but water in fuel. Fuel caps leaky. Bladders hold water.Accident 19951018032979ACessna 182E · Bahia De Los An, MexicoAcft crashed under unknown circumstances, pilot assumed fatal, vicinity bajia de los angeles, Mexico. (.19) the investigation is under the jurisdiction of the government of Mexico. Any further information pertaining to this accident may be obtained from:…Accident 19951012032919ACessna 182E · Fort Collins, COLanded short then impacted runway. Main landing gear separated. Gear tore off due fatigue. Excessive crosswind.Incident 19950820047999ICessna 182E · Menomonee Falls, WI(-23) On August 20, 1995, a Cessna 182E, N2899Y, registered to Cessna aircraft owners inc. and piloted by richard c. dyken, departed Aero Park Airport (76C) with passengers on board for the purpose of parachute jumping. Visual meteorological conditions…Accident 19940701019409ACessna 182E · Garden City, KSRan out of fuel approaching a fuel stop airport. Apparently taken by surpise due to incorrect fuel planning.Incident 19930926043849ICessna 182E · Beeville, TXPilot landed on a wet grass runway. Overran end of runway. Stopped in weeds.Accident 19930918052279ACessna 182E · Quilcene, WALanded hard on nose gear. Nose gear broke off due to overstress. Nosed over.Accident 19930912037489ACessna 182E · Minden, NVFailed to lean mixture for altitude on intersection takeoff. Unable full power. Aborted. Ran off runway into rocks.Incident 19930618024739ICessna 182E · Beeville, TXDuring landing rollout pilot applied brakes. Lost control, skidded off right side of runway. Flipped over on back.Incident 19930313008619ICessna 182E · Houston, TXNose wheel collapsed while taxing for departure. Found nose fork broken.Incident 19930306008609ICessna 182E · East Troy, WIJumper impacted a plowed field without deploying her chute. Inspection of chute showed no abnormalities.Accident 19930215002389ACessna 182E · Corning, CAOil on windshield on initial climb. Made circuit. Bounced landing. Left runway into a ditch. Oil cap came off.Incident 19930112003259ICessna 182E · Cleveland, TXEngine quit on climb. Aircraft landed. Crossed a ditch. Found water in carburetor. Aircraft had not flown in monthsIncident 19921029050159ICessna 182E · Monongahela, PANose wheel began to shake violently on landing rollout. Nose wheel broke. Aircraft stopped on runway.Incident 19920916036959ICessna 182E · Northway, AKAttempted to take off from airstrip with highwinds and deep snow. Aborted and departed end of strip.Incident 19920819036299ICessna 182E · Falcon, COPilot stated while making a go-around for touch and go his foot activated brake. Landed and veered off runway.Incident 19920718051359ICessna 182E · Menomonee Falls, WIRaiser covered portion of canopy on jump. Unable to cut away main chute. Hit tree and incurred spinal injuries.Accident 19920527016679ACessna 182E · Lone Pine, CAOveran 2400 ft runway,collided with trees and fence. Strong gusty winds. Was returning from glider tow.Incident 19920516021799ICessna 182E · Fort Collins, COPilot landed with glider towline still attached. Line caught approach lights.Incident 19911218061729ICessna 182E · Vidor, TXEngine quit in flight. Forced landing on highway. Struck a powerline on descent. Had fuel exhaustion.Incident 19911120058959ICessna 182E · Atkins, AREngine quit in flight. Forced landing in field. Found NR4 cylinder had cracked and separated from the crankcase.Accident 19910809033129ACessna 182E · Boring, OREngine quit en route. Broke off nose gear on forced landing. Fuel tanks were empty. Small fuel leak.Accident 19910609021319ACessna 182E · Eurekaa, CAFlew into trees in rising terrain. Terrain obscured by low ceiling and fog.Incident 19910511041679ICessna 182E · Spartanburg, SCFuel problems and engine out. Forced landing on closed airport. Forgot to switch fuel tanks.Accident 19901229056429ACessna 182E · Imperial, CAEngine quit en route. Flipped over landing rough terrain. Fuel selector between both and left tank. Minimal fuel.Accident 19901218055229ACessna 182E · Saluda, NCProceeded at night into IMC associated with frontal passage. Low ceiling and heavy rain in area.Accident 19901217054789ACessna 182E · Anacortes, WALanding in gusty tailwind on wet grass, unable to steer,veered into saplings on runway edge and ground looped.Accident 19901121051479ACessna 182E · Blairsville, GARan out of fuel en route IFR at night and crashed on forced landing.Accident 19900616065839ACessna 182E · Newland, NCImpacted trees in level flight on side of cloud obscured mountain. No weather briefing,no checkout in type.
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