Cessna 336 Skymaster — Other Documents

This document is an accident report from the AAIB regarding the Cessna 336 Skymaster, registration G-ASKS, which crashed on October 13, 1995. The report details the circumstances leading to the accident, including the pilot's flight history, the aircraft's maintenance records, and the crash site analysis. It provides insights into the operational conditions at the time of the accident, including weather conditions and the aircraft's last known communications. The report serves as a critical resource for understanding the factors contributing to the accident and aims to improve safety in aviation operations involving the Cessna 336 Skymaster.

• The Cessna 336 Skymaster is powered by two Continental IO-360-A engines.
• The aircraft configuration includes six seats and various navigation systems.
• The crash occurred at an altitude of 1,250 feet, approximately 8 nautical miles from Ronaldsway Airport.
• The aircraft's last Certificate of Airworthiness was renewed on December 22, 1994, with a total flying time of 1,990 hours.
• The pilot had 320 hours of flying experience, with 160 hours on the Cessna 336.