NTSB: Plane showed no problems on earlier flight before Keystone Heights crash that killed stunt pilot

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NTSB: Plane showed no problems on earlier flight before Keystone Heights crash that killed stunt pilot
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News4JAX obtained the preliminary accident report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) detailing the events leading to the crash that killed a beloved stunt pilot.

NTSB: Plane showed no problems on earlier flight before Keystone Heights crash that killed stunt pilot Read full article: NTSB: Plane showed no problems on earlier flight before Keystone Heights crash that killed stunt pilotJSO: Man shoots roommate in Southside apartment; suspect detained– News4JAX obtained the preliminary accident report from the National Transportation Safety Board detailing the events leading to the crash that killed a beloved stunt pilot.

According to the NTSB, the owner of the single-seat EA-330 and other pilots, including 46-year-old Warren Cilliers, met on the morning of Nov. 8 to practice aerobatic routines for an upcoming competition.The owner flew the plane first from St. Augustine to Keystone Heights to practice his routine. He did not report any issues on his flight, the NTSB report said. Community mourns loss of well-known stunt pilot from St. Augustine after Keystone Heights Airport plane crash The report said Cilliers started the flight with a “warm-up figure,” a laydown figure eight. He then climbed to about 3,500 feet MSL . Cilliers re-entered the aerobatic box and performed the first three maneuvers “very precisely,” according to the owner who was watching the flight. Cilliers went to prepare the plane for the next move, which was a controlled, upside-down spin. The report said the plane entered an inverted spin but did not stop at the expected position. The owner told investigators that he witnessed the “airplane another ½ -turn, before the pilot was able to stop the turn with the nose of the airplane pointed nose down about 30 degrees.” The pilot appeared to gain control after six rotations, according to the owner, but was too low to fully recover.Airport surveillance footage also captured the sounds of the plane’s engine using full power before the crash was caught on camera.She's navigating the digital world of journalism one story — and interview — at a time. Creator and host of "Voices of the 904," a show highlighting everyday people redefining Jacksonville's creative scene.Freeze warning and frost advisory for Friday morningBolles falls to Cardinal Mooney in class 2A state Championship gameVolunteers are needed to help do flooring for a Jacksonville woman who lost her apartment in a fireBaker County community pays respects after Jacksonville Port Authority COO dies in crashElementary students learn about finances, footwork with the Jags'Happy not satisfied' is the saying as Bolles preps for state football title shot'Disgusting': Attorney announces lawsuits by 2 DCPS educators alleging First Amendment violationsVIDEO: Mom captures driver ignoring school bus stop signal as children prepare to cross streetWoman describes finding truck partially submerged in pond behind her home

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