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Beechcraft Crash in Texas

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Beechcraft Crash in Texas

What: O’Neal Aviation LLC Beechcraft E90 King Air en route from Amarillo to Fort Worth
Where: Armstrong County Texas
When: Dec 14, 2012
Who: pilot
Why: The pilot was en route and ten minutes into the flight when he lost control.Witnesses saw the plane go down south of Farm-to-Market Road 1258 in Armstrong County.

The pilot was killed. The plane disappeared from radar at 6 pm. The debris field was located on Dec 14.

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