Legendary test pilot Crossfield killed in plane crash
CROSSFIELD KILLED: Pioneer test pilot Scott A. Crossfield, 84, died April 19 when his Cessna 210A crashed during heavy thunderstorms near Ludville, Ga., in the mountains near the Chattahoochee National Forest. Flying alone, he was en route to Manassas, Va., when Atlanta Center lost radar and radio...
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