Accident Case Study: Hazardous Attitudes @AirSafetyInstitute
Accident Case Study: Hazardous Attitudes  @AirSafetyInstitute
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
It’s an overcast afternoon on February 3, 2019, when the pilot of a Cessna 414 Chancellor departs Fullerton Municipal Airport in California. He plans to fly VFR to Minden, Nevada, 320 nautical miles to the north.

Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute as we follow the flight that four minutes after departure encounters instrument meteorological conditions - weather air traffic control had warned the pilot about. Within another two minutes things turn from bad to ugly, in microburst conditions, turbulence, and rain showers. Learn how hazardous attitudes can betray pilots who don’t heed warnings.

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Accident Case Study: Hazardous Attitudes

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