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Aircraft Crashes Record Office |
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Bureau d'Archives des Accidents Aéronautiques |
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Aircraft Crashes Record Office |
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Bureau d'Archives des Accidents Aéronautiques |
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Accident description |
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Date & Time |
05FEB2006 at 1653LT |
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Type of Aircraft |
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Operator |
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Registration |
N3735W |
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Location |
Watertown |
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Flight number |
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Schedule |
Milwaukee - Milwaukee |
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Construction number |
SH.3735 |
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Year of manufacture |
1988 |
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Crew on board |
2 |
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Pax on board |
1 |
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Crew fatalities |
2 |
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Pax fatalities |
1 |
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Other fatalities |
0 |
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Total fatalities |
3 |
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Circumstances |
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The twin engine aircraft left Milwaukee-General Billy Mitchell Airport for an air photo mission with another Short 360-100 from the same operator and registered N372AC (serial number SH.3720). Both aircraft left the airport at the end of the afternoon. While flying over Watertown, both aircraft collided in mid-air. The first aircraft registered N3735W crashed and burst into flames in an open field located near the intersection of highway Q & 19. All three occupants were killed. The second aircraft registered N372AC made an emergency landing at Juneau-Dodge County airport, skidded on the runway and eventually came to rest with serious damage. Nobody was hurt among the three occupants. |
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