What happened
The incident involved a short-distance taxi operation departing from Biggin Hill with a destination of Croydon. The aircraft was carrying two occupants: the pilot and one passenger. During the flight, the pilot lost control of the airplane under circumstances that remain unknown. The resulting crash occurred in the vicinity of Weeling Station.
Findings
The accident resulted in significant casualties among the crew. Arthur Norman Brunning, who was serving as a pilot, was killed in the crash. The second pilot, Stanley Victor Annis, sustained injuries. No specific mechanical failures or external factors were identified in the available records to explain the loss of control.