Man & Woman Dead After Crashing Cessna Plane in Hesperia
The FAA is investigating what went wrong when a plane carrying a man and a woman flying in a Cessna 152 went down in Hesperia killing both its occupants, the latimes.com reported. The tragic accident happened approximately at 11:15 in the morning. The plane had originally departed from Redlands and the destination is not known. According to authorities, it was the impact that must have been the cause of death due to the fact that the plane did not burst into flames.
The Cessna 152 can accommodate two people and was first introduced to the public in 1978. All Cessna planes are built at the Wichita, Kansas factory except for a few which are designated with an F. In 1985 Cessna halted production of their light weight aircraft which meant the end of the Cessna 152.
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