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After the loss of the Flagship Ohio, the Flagship Missouri covered Flight 63. The Flagship Missouri was a DC-3 built by the Douglas Aircraft Company for American Airlines. It had been in service for seven years, since 1936, and had logged a total of 17,774 hours of flight time at the time of the crash. [1]
Corporate Airlines Flight 5966 was a scheduled passenger flight from St. Louis, Missouri to Kirksville, Missouri. On October 19, 2004, the Jetstream 32 aircraft operating the flight crashed on approach to Kirksville Regional Airport as a result of pilot error, killing 13 of the 15 people aboard.
On March 20, 1955, the aircraft operating the service, a Convair CV-240-0, registration N94234, [2] crashed into a muddy field on approach to land at Springfield-Branson Regional Airport near Springfield, Missouri, killing 13 of the 35 aboard (11 passengers, 2 crew members), and injuring the other 22 on board. [3]
The plane went out of control, and the pilot bailed, safely deploying a parachute. The plane, a 1968 Cessna U206C registered to Aerial Transport LLC of Wilmington, Delaware , crashed into a hay ...
Both engines lost power and the plane's stick shaker warned the pilots of an impending stall. The pilots declared an emergency and descended, temporarily regaining control of their aircraft at 34,000 feet (10,000 m). [1]: 4 The pilots attempted to restart the engines but could not do so.
The small plane had just taken off when it crashed into the treeline of an abandoned golf course, patrol officers said. 22-year-old pilot, 19-year-old passenger die in Ozarks plane crash, Missouri ...
Flight 427's flight crew aborted their takeoff, and brought the plane to a stop on the left side of Runway 30R. [ 1 ] : 3 The right wing of the MD-82 tore the horizontal and vertical stabilizers off the fuselage of the Cessna, and sheared off the top of the Cessna's fuselage and cockpit; both occupants of the Cessna were killed.
The small plane was a Zenith CH601XLB, described as “an experimental, kit type aircraft,” according to Cpl. Justin Ewing, spokesman with the Missouri State Highway Patrol.