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''“He said conditions became windy as he was coming in for a landing at Runway 4 and he clipped the trees,” Sebastian Community Development Director Joe Griffin said.''
 
''“He said conditions became windy as he was coming in for a landing at Runway 4 and he clipped the trees,” Sebastian Community Development Director Joe Griffin said.''
  
Airworthiness Date: 04/12/2001 <br/>
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'''Airworthiness Date''': 04/12/2001 <br/>
Builder: James Powell <br/>
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'''Builder''': James Powell <br/>
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'''Serial#''': Unknown (FAA shows 422109601 )<br/>
  
 
[[Image:N67WR_Malloy.JPG|600px]]
 
[[Image:N67WR_Malloy.JPG|600px]]

Revision as of 20:21, 18 August 2015

Robert Malloy N367WR SE/RG


This airplane had just been restored to flying status after being bought at auction in Winter Haven. Apparently a gusting wind caused him to land in the trees of the golf course next the airport in Sebastian. Here's the report.

The pilot of a small plane that crashed at Hole 6 of the Sebastian Municipal Golf Course was not injured Thursday morning, police said.

The pilot, who police identified as 57-year-old Robert Malloy of Davenport, Iowa, was performing touch-and-go landings from Sebastian Municipal Airport and crashed off-site about 9 a.m., city officials said. There were no passengers in the 1999 Velocity experimental plane, which Malloy owns.

“He said conditions became windy as he was coming in for a landing at Runway 4 and he clipped the trees,” Sebastian Community Development Director Joe Griffin said.

Airworthiness Date: 04/12/2001
Builder: James Powell
Serial#: Unknown (FAA shows 422109601 )

N67WR Malloy.JPG