CESSNA 414 — Other Documents

This document is an Aviation Accident Factual Report detailing the circumstances surrounding the crash of a Cessna 414A aircraft, registration N959MJ, which occurred on October 29, 2019, in Colonia, New Jersey. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the flight path, pilot communications, weather conditions, and the subsequent investigation findings. It is intended for aviation professionals, safety investigators, and those interested in understanding the factors contributing to aviation accidents. The report highlights critical data such as the aircraft's flight profile, the pilot's experience, and the environmental conditions at the time of the accident, ultimately aiming to enhance safety and prevent future incidents.

• The Cessna 414A was destroyed in an accident on October 29, 2019, resulting in one fatality.
• The aircraft was operating under IFR from Leesburg Executive Airport to Linden Airport.
• The pilot had 7,173 total flight hours, with 1,384 hours in the Cessna 414A.
• Weather conditions included an overcast ceiling at 700 ft AGL and visibility of 2 miles at the time of the accident.
• The aircraft's last radar return indicated an altitude of 200 ft msl just before the crash.