Fatal Yukon Crash Caused by Pilot's Response to Engine Failure
The Transportation Safety Board has released a report on a fatal crash that occurred in the Yukon last year, concluding that the pilot's actions led to the accident.
The crash took place at the Haines Junction Aerodrome in July 2024, during a sightseeing flight over Kluane National Park and Reserve. The pilot of the Cessna 206 was preparing to land when the plane ran out of fuel in the selected tank, resulting in a complete loss of power due to "fuel starvation."
The accident resulted in the death of one passenger and serious injuries to four others.
The pilot's response to engine failure led to the crash.
A report by the Transportation Safety Board provides more details on the incident.
Author's summary: Pilot error caused Yukon crash.
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