Beech Report Weekly

From unofficial sources 8/10 1545 local Thursday afternoon. From the Aviation Safety Network, a Be35 “force landed east from runway 25 as it was on approach to High River Regional Airport (CEN4), Alberta, Canada. The aircraft struck a fence and ended on its belly in a grassy field. The two occupants… Read More

Events previously reported in the Weekly Accident Update 8/10 1935Z (1535 local Thursday afternoon): A Be58 was taxiing for departure at Fort Pierce, Florida, when it “struck taxiway lights damaging both propellers.”  The solo pilot was unhurt; the extent of damage is “unknown”. N13TW (TH-1468) is a 1985 Baron 58… Read More

8/4 1845Z (1145 local Friday morning): A Be35’s gear collapsed during landing at Eastsound, Washington. The pilot and two passengers escaped injury, and airplane damage is “minor”. N66PD (D-1938) is a 1949 A35 registered in Fort Worth, Texas. (“Gear collapse during landing”) 8/5 0255Z (1855 local Friday evening 8/4): A… Read More

From unofficial sources 7/20 (time not reported): The pilot of a Be36 taxied into the tail of a Be35 during a “formation” movement one the ground at an unknown airport en route to La Crosse, Wisconsin as part of a planned mass flight to Oshkosh. The Be35 appears to have… Read More