Incident Overview
A Cessna 182R was conducting a landing approach to Runway 32 after receiving clearance. At the same time, a Boeing 757 was on a one-mile final approach for Runway 35. Radar data indicates that the Cessna crossed the ground track of the Boeing approximately 38 seconds after the 757's passage, at an altitude of about 100 feet above ground level.
Sequence of Events
During the final approach, the Cessna encountered a 'burble', described as a disturbance in the airflow. This was immediately followed by a rapid roll to the right and a nose-up pitching motion. The pilot attempted to regain control of the aircraft.
Outcome
The aircraft impacted the ground short of the Runway 32 threshold while the pilot was still in the process of recovering control. The source does not specify the extent of damage or any injuries.
Aircraft and Traffic Information
The involved aircraft were a Cessna 182R and a Boeing 757. The operations involved Runway 32 and Runway 35 at an unspecified airport. No further details about the operator or the date are provided in the source.