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synopsisReturn to Query Page On July 28, 2007, about 1148
Pacific daylight time, a float equipped Taylorcraft BF-12,
N13060, was substantially damaged following an uncontrolled
descent into the Willamette River near West Linn, Oregon. The
local flight was conducted under the provisions of Title 14 CFR
Part 91. The two occupants, an airline transport pilot/certified
flight instructor (owner and operator of the airplane) seated in
the left front seat and an airline transport pilot/certified
flight instructor (CFI) seated in the right front seat, were
killed. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed and no flight
plan was filed. The flight originated from Lake Oswego, Oregon,
approximately 25 minutes prior to the accident. Visual
meteorological conditions prevailed and no flight plan was
filed. Multiple witnesses reported that the airplane was
observed doing water landings prior to the accident. One witness
reported the that the airplane was in a