Background
On an unspecified date, two aircraft were involved in a midair collision while on the final approach to runway 27 at the uncontrolled Front Royal Airport in Virginia. The aircraft involved were identified as N756KP and N95707, the latter a Cessna 152. Weather conditions were excellent for visual flight rules (VFR), with 15 miles visibility reported.
Accident Details
Both aircraft were on the final approach to the same runway when the collision occurred. According to the investigation, neither pilot was in a position to observe the other aircraft at the moment of impact. However, both pilots had been in a position to see the other aircraft before turning onto the final approach. The specific sequence of events leading to the collision is not detailed in the source.
Aftermath
Following the collision, N756KP was able to continue flying and made a safe landing at Washington Dulles International Airport. In contrast, N95707 suffered a loss of elevator control, which resulted in an uncontrolled descent into terrain. The source does not provide information on the occupants or any injuries sustained.