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NTSB investigation record

ATL93FA061

Completed

Cessna 152· N5532Q, Robinson R22B· N621SG

NTSB Report
Date
February 19, 1993
Location
Atlanta, GA
Conditions
VMC
Record
Published August 4, 1994

Primary finding

Probable cause

The failure of the pilot/applicant of the r22b, n621sg, to follow low approach procedures, and the failure of the designated examiner/observer in the r22b to maintain visual separation from the CESSNA 152, n5532q. Contributing factors to the accident were: the insufficient response of both pilots of the r22b in reply to traffic information, the local controller's failure to obtain positive confirmation of visual acquisition of the CESSNA 152 from the pilots of the r22b, and the failure of the local controller to remain attentive to the converging traffic and issue appropriate instructions to avoid the collision.

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