Faas Preliminary Report Says Planes Wing Hit Hay Bale Before Deadly Crash Near Sundance Airport

Fatal Plane Crash near Sundance Airport: FAA Releases Preliminary Report

Investigation Findings

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released a preliminary report on the tragic plane crash that occurred near Sundance Airport, claiming the lives of four individuals. The report provides insights into the events leading up to the accident.

Wing Contact with Hay Bale

According to the report, the left wing of the small aircraft struck a hay bale shortly after takeoff. This impact destabilized the plane, causing it to lose altitude and crash. The exact reason for the wing's contact with the hay bale remains under investigation.

Emergency Response

Oklahoma City first responders were immediately dispatched to the crash site. Medical personnel attended to the individuals on board, but unfortunately, all four occupants succumbed to their injuries. The FAA is working closely with local authorities to determine the circumstances surrounding the accident.

The preliminary report highlights the importance of following proper takeoff procedures and being aware of potential hazards in takeoff and landing areas. The FAA will continue to investigate the incident and provide updates as they become available.