N9391R (Aero Commander 500-B) — routes, history & safety record

FlightFinder has no observed route profile for this registration. The documented safety events below are available independently of live flight tracking.

Safety history

July 14, 1987Accident
THE AIRPLANE WAS IN A NORMAL APPEARING CLIMB AFTER TAKEOFF WHEN IT PITCHED UP TO A 70 TO 80 DEGREE ATTITUDE, STALLED, DROPPED THE RIGHT WING, THEN LEVELED THE WINGS AND HIT THE GROUND IN A NEAR-FLAT ATTITUDE. THE WEIGHT AND CG WERE WITHIN LIMITS. NO PREIMPACT PROBLEMS WERE FOUND THAT COULD CAUSE AN INADVERTENT PITCHUP.
Aero Commander 500-B
July 13, 1987Accident
The airplane was in a normal appearing climb after takeoff when it pitched up to a 70° to 80° attitude, stalled, dropped the right wing, then leveled the wings and hit the ground in a near-flat attitude. The weight and cg were within limits. No preimpact problems were found that could cause an inadvertent pitchup.
Rockwell Aero Commander 500
Occurrence #1: loss of control - in flight Phase of operation: takeoff - initial climb Findings 1. (c) fuselage, seat - unlocked 2. (c) checklist - not followed - pilot in command 3. (f) pull-up - inadvertent - pilot in command 4. Full accident record