History of the Flight
On June 26, 2012, at 21:31 UTC, a Cessna 152 aircraft, registration CS-AUR, operated by LEÁVIA, collided with the ground at Aeródromo Municipal de Cascais (LPCS), Cascais, Portugal. The flight was conducted under unknown conditions. The aircraft was occupied by an instructor pilot and a student pilot.
Aircraft Information
The aircraft was a Cessna 152, a two-seat, single-engine training aircraft. The registration CS-AUR was assigned to the operator LEÁVIA. Maintenance records and mass and balance calculations were part of the investigation. The aircraft was equipped with a stall warning system.
Personnel Information
The instructor pilot and student pilot were on board. Details of their experience and qualifications were examined during the investigation.
Meteorological Information
Weather conditions at the time of the accident were analyzed as part of the investigation.
Wreckage and Impact
The wreckage was examined, and a site survey was conducted. The aircraft sustained damage consistent with a ground collision.
Investigation Aspects
The investigation included inspections of the wreckage, examinations of the aircraft's systems, and analysis of flight recorders if available. Medical and pathological information for both occupants was collected. Survival aspects and fire were also considered.
The final report was approved by the GPIAA Director on December 30, 2015. No probable cause was explicitly given in the provided source.