Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Associated Press
The National Transportation Safety Board found no pre-existing problems with the engine or airframe of a plane that crashed during AirVenture 2008, killing two people.
The agency’s preliminary report indicates the homebuilt Moser Georg Lancair Legacy was on a final approach to Wittman Regional Airport’s east–west runway when the plane banked suddenly, landed inverted and slid to a stop July 31.
The report says no flight plan was filed for the flight, which departed from Carnegie, Pa., earlier that morning.
The victims were the plane’s owner, 62-year-old Roger Bock of Carnegie, Pa., and 56-year-old John Linden of Washington, Pa.
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