STALL CAUSED OHIO CRASH OF CESSNA 340, INVESTIGATORS SAY
A CESSNA 340 CRASH this month in Ohio apparently happened after the pilot slowed the airplane below minimum flying speed, causing it to stall. The aircraft, N2637Y, was being flown by a private pilot and carried three passengers. The pilot was attempting to land at Carl R. Keller Field Airport (PCW)...
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