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NTSB ID: LAX94LA6 Aircraft Registration Number: N89AC Occurrence Date: Occurrence Type: 3/2/994 Accident Most Critical Injury: Fatal Investigated By: NTSB Location/Time Nearest /Place MARANA Zip Code Local Time Time Zone 85653 35 Airport Proximity: Off Airport/Airstrip Aircraft Information Summary Aircraft Manufacturer American Champion (ACAC) Distance From Landing Facility: Model/Series 8KCAB Direction From Airport: Type of Aircraft Sightseeing Flight: No Narrative Brief narrative statement of facts, conditions and circumstances pertinent to the accident/incident: Air Medical Transport Flight: On March 2, 994, at 35 mountain standard time, an American Champion 8KCAB, N89AC, collided with terrain while engaged in aerobatic maneuvers near Marana, Arizona. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time and no flight plan was filed. The aircraft was destroyed in the ground collision sequence and the airline transport pilot, the sole occupant, sustained fatal injuries. The flight originated from the Avra Valley airport on the day of the accident at 5 hours for a local area aerobatic flight. The accident was witnessed by several International Aerobatic Club judges, who were grading the pilot's aerobatic routine. According to the witnesses, the pilot performed the 994 Intermediate Known Sequence, which was to be followed by a hammerhead turn course reversal to include a /4 roll on the up line and a /4 roll on the down line. After the hammerhead turn, the aircraft was descending on the vertical line and the witnesses did not see the pilot attempt to pull out until very near the ground when a - to 5-degree attitude change was noted. The witnesses said the engine continued at near full power throughout the maneuver to ground impact. According to a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) inspector, ground scars and the extensively fragmented aircraft wreckage debris were found distributed on the flat desert terrain on a southeast to northwest line. A median bearing line through the ground scars and debris measured about 5 feet in length. At the request of the, the aircraft was examined by the holder of an FAA airframe and powerplant mechanic's certificate, who also holds an inspection authorization. According to his written report of the examination, all of the aircraft components were accounted for in the wreckage path. The entire flight control system was documented, with no discrepancies noted. An autopsy was performed by the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office, with specimens retained for toxicological analysis. The analysis was performed by the FAA Civil Aeromedical Institute, who reported negative results for alcohol and all screened drug substances. No - Page

NTSB ID: LAX94LA6 Occurrence Date: 3/2/994 Landing Facility/Approach Information Airport Name Airport ID: Airport Elevation Runway Used Runway Length Runway Width Ft. MSL Runway Surface Type: Runway Surface Condition: Type Instrument Approach: VFR Approach/Landing: Aircraft Information Aircraft Manufacturer American Champion (ACAC) Model/Series 8KCAB Serial Number 72-93 Airworthiness Certificate(s): Acrobatic Landing Gear Type: Tailwheel Homebuilt Aircraft? No Number of Seats: 2 Certified Max Gross Wt. 8 LBS Number of Engines: Engine Type: Reciprocating Engine Manufacturer: LYCOMING Model/Series: AEIO-36-HA Rated Power: 8 HP - Aircraft Inspection Information Type of Last Inspection Date of Last Inspection Time Since Last Inspection Airframe Total Time Annual /993 84 Hours 84 Hours - Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) Information ELT Installed? Yes ELT Operated? ELT Aided in Locating Accident Site? Owner/Operator Information Registered Aircraft Owner PAUL E. SHEPLEY Operator of Aircraft MICHAEL P. ILYIN Street Address 37 N. KINGAIR DRIVE TUCSON Street Address 35 CORSAIR DRIVE TUCSON Zip Code 85737 Zip Code 8537 Operator Does Business As: Operator Designator Code: - Type of U.S. Certificate(s) Held: Air Carrier Operating Certificate(s): Operating Certificate: Operator Certificate: Regulation Flight Conducted Under: Part 9: General Aviation Type of Flight Operation Conducted: Personal - Page 2

First Pilot Information Name NTSB ID: LAX94LA6 Occurrence Date: 3/2/994 Date of Birth Age 53 Sex: M Seat Occupied: Front Principal Profession: Civilian Pilot Certificate Number: Certificate(s): Airline Transport; Flight Instructor; Commercial; Flight Engineer Rating(s): Multi-engine Land; Single-engine Land Rotorcraft/Glider/LTA: Glider Instrument Rating(s): Instructor Rating(s): Multi-engine; Single-engine; Instrument Type Rating/Endorsement for Accident/Incident Aircraft? No Current Biennial Flight Review? Medical Cert.: Class Medical Cert. Status: Valid Medical--w/ waivers/lim. Date of Last Medical Exam: 2/993 - Flight Time Matrix All A/C This Make and Model Single Engine Mult-Engine Night Actual Instrument Simulated Rotorcraft Glider Lighter Than Air Total Time 2 45 Pilot In Command(PIC) 45 Instructor Last 9 Days Last 3 Days Last 24 Hours 35 Seatbelt Used? Yes Shoulder Harness Used? Yes Toxicology Performed? Yes Second Pilot? No Flight Plan/Itinerary Type of Flight Plan Filed: Departure Point Airport Identifier Departure Time Time Zone AVRA VALLEY E4 5 Destination Airport Identifier Local Flight Type of Clearance: Type of Airspace: Class G Weather Information Source of Briefing: No record of briefing Method of Briefing: - Page 3

NTSB ID: LAX94LA6 Occurrence Date: 3/2/994 Weather Information WOF ID Observation Time Time Zone WOF Elevation WOF Distance From Accident Site Direction From Accident Site TUS 55 264 Ft. MSL 22 NM 24 Deg. Mag. Sky/Lowest Cloud Condition: Scattered 6 Ft. AGL Condition of Light: Day Lowest Ceiling: Ft. AGL Visibility: 4 SM Altimeter: 3. "Hg Temperature: 7 C Dew Point: 2 C Wind Direction: 36 Density Altitude: Ft. Wind Speed: 4 Gusts: Weather Condtions at Accident Site: Visual Conditions Visibility (RVR): Ft. Visibility (RVV) SM Intensity of Precipitation: Unknown Restrictions to Visibility: Type of Precipitation: Accident Information Aircraft Damage: Destroyed Aircraft Fire: Aircraft Explosion Classification: U.S. Registered/U.S. Soil - Injury Summary Matrix First Pilot Second Pilot Student Pilot Flight Instructor Check Pilot Flight Engineer Cabin Attendants Other Crew Passengers Fatal Serious Minor TOTAL - TOTAL ABOARD - Other Ground - GRAND TOTAL - - Page 4

NTSB ID: LAX94LA6 Occurrence Date: 3/2/994 Administrative Information Investigator-In-Charge (IIC) JEFF RICH, Additional Persons Participating in This Accident/Incident Investigation: MARYELLEN CLINKINGBEARD FAA FSDO SCOTTSDALE, - Page 5