BRKG Plane crash Cleburne, Texas. Looks big.
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Quick search says 4 seater. I've been up in something with a similar frame but long ago so do not remember much but the view over the lakes in Florida and seeing my Jeep parked at the college.
Praying for the passengers is nice but, with the size of the fire they are likely Ghosts so don't forget those on the ground area of impact.
Praying for the passengers is nice but, with the size of the fire they are likely Ghosts so don't forget those on the ground area of impact.
medic38572
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N8149Z Aircraft Registration
Aircraft Summary
Summary
1962 CESSNA 210-5(205)
Fixed wing single engine
(6 seats / 1 engine)
Owner
GLADYCH JOHN A
AUSTIN , TX, US
(Individual)
Airworthiness Class
Standard/Unknown
Serial Number
205-0149
Engine
CONT MOTOR I0-470 SERIES (Reciprocating)
Horsepower: 260
Weight
Less than 12,500lbs
Speed
Not defined
Mode S Code
052615743 / AB1BE3
N8149Z (1962 CESSNA 210-5(205) owned by GLADYCH JOHN A) Aircraft Registration - FlightAware
N8149Z (1962 CESSNA 210-5(205) owned by GLADYCH JOHN A) aircraft registration information with aircraft photos, flight tracking, and maps.
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mzkitty
I give up.
Texas DPS: Plane crashes near Cleburne minutes after fuel stop
An NTSB investigator is expected to arrive to the scene Monday afternoon.
Updated: 7:51 AM CST December 5, 2022
CLEBURNE, Texas — An NTSB investigator will be looking into the cause of a plane crash that happened near Cleburne Sunday night.
Texas DPS says a civilian aircraft from West Virginia had stopped at the Cleburne Regional Airport for fuel, then took off at about 8:55 p.m. At around 8:57, the plane crashed within Cleburne city limits.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said the plane is a Cessna 210 aircraft. Their investigator should get to the scene of the crash Monday afternoon.
According to the NTSB, their preliminary report should come out in the next two weeks.
No other information is available at this time.
Texas DPS: Plane crashes near Cleburne minutes after fuel stop
An NTSB investigator is expected to arrive to the scene Monday afternoon.
www.wfaa.com
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December 5, 2022 7:10AM
CLEBURNE, Texas - At least one person was killed in a plane crash Sunday night in Johnson County.
The Federal Aviation Administration said it happened around 10 p.m. just after taking off from the Cleburne Regional Airport.
The plane that crashed was a single-engine Cessna C205.
It’s not clear how many people were on board or where the plane was headed.
Federal investigators are looking into what caused the crash.
Small plane crashes near Cleburne airport
At least one person was killed in a plane crash Sunday night in Johnson County.
AlfaMan
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Bad fuel, bad weather, carb ice (foggy and humid conditions makes carb ice happen) pilot disorientation; could be a multitude things actually. Water in the fuel could have been a cause.
that's just a few i'd throw out there to consider.
packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
Lightning!
Kewpie
Senior Member
There was no lightning out here.
mzkitty
I give up.
Two Dead After Single-Engine Plane Crash Near Cleburne Airport
Updated 33 mins ago
Two people are dead shortly after their single-engine plane departed from Cleburne Regional Airport on Sunday night, the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed.
The single-engine Cessna C205 crashed after departing Sunday night. The plane was flying in from West Virginia and headed to Granbury when it stopped to refuel in Cleburne.
One person, 30-year-old Jeanette Sue Stone, has been identified by the Tarrant County Medical Examiner. A dog who was also on board died in the plane crash.
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the crash and will provide updates accordingly. This story is developing.
Two Dead After Single-Engine Plane Crashes Near Cleburne Airport
A single-engine plane departing from Cleburne Regional Airport crashed Sunday night, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
www.nbcdfw.com
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
OK. THAT smells weird. Cleburne and Granbury are all of 30 miles apart as the crow toddles.
Sniff........sniff..... I smell old fish.
Sniff........sniff..... I smell old fish.
Perhaps "the suddenly", like the last airline pilot that almost kicked it mid-flight.
mzkitty
I give up.
Last night somebody commented somewhere that it's odd that there have been a lot of crashes in that area lately.
Hmmm....