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Cessna Crash-landing w/o landing gear

What: Cessna en route from New Haven to Tampa
Where: Tampa Executive Airport,
When: November 4, 2009
Who: pilot and passenger pilot Margaret Davidson, 81, and her husband Donald Davidson, 82,
Why: The plane crashed when the front landing gear failed . the plane slid to a landing on its belly and broken gear.

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