CEN25LA349
2025-06-13 · Westplains, Colorado, United States · Unknown · 1 aircraft · Status: Completed
Airport LVN
Current FAA registration · N682RS
- Make / Model
- CESSNA 650
- Year of manufacture
- 1992 · 33 years old at event
- Engine
- AIRESEARCH TFE731 SER
- Seats / Engines
- 12 seats · 2 engines
- Last airworthiness date
- 19920323
- ADS-B equipped
- Yes — Mode-S A90C2D
Source: FAA Aircraft Registry (releasable master file).
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- Semantic Scholar 2025 · Article (Urban Science) Prediction of Urban Air Mobility and Drone Accident Rates and the Role of Urban Management Systems
Urban air mobility (UAM) and drones can significantly improve traffic movement in saturated cities because the skies above them are not frequently used; furthermore, they do not require large-scale in…
- Embry-Riddle Scholarly Commons 2014 · Conference paper FAA Safety Seminar (Open to the General Public)
This seminar will focus on reducing the aviation accident rate through the enhancement of safety culture. Human factors influences on accident and incidents will also be discussed with an emphasis on …
- Embry-Riddle Scholarly Commons 2004 · Journal article (JAAER) Quality in Airline Safety: Quality Methods and Tools Are Needed to Manage New Directions
Approximately 650 million people fly on U.S. certificated air carriers annually (Department of Transportation: Federal Aviation Administration, 2003).