Accident Overview
A Cessna 421B, registration N450SU, and a Cessna 152, registration N94532, collided at the intersection of runways 17 and 22 during landing rolls. The Cessna 421B was making a full stop landing on runway 17, while the Cessna 152, flown by a student pilot on his second supervised solo, had landed on runway 22.
Airport and Communication
The airport was uncontrolled and equipped with Unicom service, reported to be operational at the time of the accident. Both aircraft were equipped with operational two-way radios, and both pilots stated that they announced their intentions prior to landing.
Witness Observations
A witness at the airport observed the collision. The witness stated that the Cessna 152 landed long and maintained a high rate of speed during the landing roll on runway 22. The Cessna 152 stayed on the runway centerline and began to veer to the right as it approached the intersection. The witness also reported observing the Cessna 421 applying heavy braking as the pilot tried to veer to the right to avoid the Cessna 152.
Aircraft and Pilot Information
The Cessna 421B is a twin-engine aircraft. The Cessna 152 is a single-engine aircraft. The student pilot in the Cessna 152 was on his second supervised solo flight. The source does not specify any injuries, damage, or further details about the aircraft or pilots.