No fatalities

Runway Incursion at Reykjavik Airport Involves Textron 150L and Ground Vehicle (TF-TWO)

IS

On January 1, 2023, an aircraft (registration TF-TWO) was involved in an aviation accident near IS. No fatalities were reported. This summary draws on records from the Icelandic Transportation Safety Board (RNSA).

Sourcesthe Icelandic Transportation Safety Board (RNSA)Primary reportUpdated 2026-10-18Data APIEditorial standards

On April 23, 2023, a Textron 150L (TF-TWO) and a runway inspection vehicle (FUNI14) nearly collided at the intersection of runways 31 and 01 at Reykjavik Airport. The pilot aborted the takeoff roll and took off after the vehicle cleared the runway.

Incident Overview and Location On April 23, 2023, at 17:16 local time (UTC+0), a near-collision occurred at the intersection of runways 31 and 01 at Reykjavik Airport. The incident involved a Textron Aviation Inc. 150L, registration TF-TWO, and a ground vehicle designated FUNI14, which was conducting a runway inspection. The event was recorded under investigation number 23-028F007. The aircraft was a 1973 model with serial number 150-73801 and held a valid airworthiness certificate. The pilot was a private pilot student with a total of 60 flight hours, including 20 hours of private flight experience after December 12, 2022. The ground vehicle driver was an airport employee with two months of experience as a day-shift worker at BIRK, holding authorization to drive on the airport area.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 1 Jan 2023 aircraft accident near IS?

On April 23, 2023, a Textron 150L (TF-TWO) and a runway inspection vehicle (FUNI14) nearly collided at the intersection of runways 31 and 01 at Reykjavik Airport. The pilot aborted the takeoff roll and took off after the vehicle cleared the runway.

Were there any fatalities in the 1 Jan 2023 aircraft accident?

No fatalities were recorded in this accident.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 1 Jan 2023 involved an aircraft, registration TF-TWO, at IS.

Investigation report by the Icelandic Transportation Safety Board (RNSA). Original record: https://rnsa.is/flug/slysa-og-atvikaskyrslur/2023/. This page is a structured re-presentation; facts and quotes are in the Rannsoknarnefnd samgonguslysa (RNSA), Iceland.