Accident Overview
A single-engine aircraft conducting a cargo flight from Parkes to Orange, New South Wales, experienced an accident during final approach to Orange. The aircraft was too low and impacted the roof of a metal hangar located near the runway threshold. Following the impact, the aircraft stalled and struck the runway surface, tearing off the nose gear. Out of control, the aircraft veered off the runway and collided with a metal hangar under construction.
Injuries and Damage
The pilot sustained injuries in the accident. The aircraft was destroyed.
Location and Context
The incident occurred at an airport in Orange, New South Wales, on a cargo flight originating from Parkes. The hangar impacted was constructed of metal and situated near the runway threshold. A second hangar under construction was also struck after the aircraft left the runway.