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Aviation => Aviation Accidents/Incidents => Topic started by: Kglass1014 on March 24, 2014, 10:47:49 AM
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Newbie here. Can someone please try to locate any airway communication regarding a recent crash in Colorado? The following is the only info I have been able to find...
Fixed wing single engine 1996 model (Socata TBM 700) with N # registered to Gasden Tool, a Rainbow City Corporation. It is said to have departed from Northeast Regional Airport in Gasden, Alabama on Saturday March 22nd at 8:30 am and left Bartlesville at 12:12 pm in route to Montrose, Colorado. Crash is believed to have occurred aroun 2:00 pm, 90 feet from shore. All 5 on board are presumed dead (male pilot, adult female, and 3 boys). Very very sad :(
Thanks in advance for your help.
~Keisha
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We already checked on this incident and could not find any communications with the aircraft. There are some possible comms on a Denver Center feed where a pilot is conferring with a controller who we can't hear and whose tail number we never actually heard. So nothing could be verified, unfortunately.
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Tks for responding. Female on board was a very good friend of one of my old high school friends. Very sad, especially when it hits so close to home. :(