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REG24-8357 Aircraft Tecnam P92-TD

Tecnam P92-TD

Fatal Crash of Tecnam P92-TD Tail Dragger near Dugandan, QLD – Australia

  • Status: preliminary
  • Source: ATSB
  • Private flight
  • Light aircraft

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Tecnam P92-TD
  • Occupants Not stated 1 fatality
  • Aircraft Destroyed Damage to the aircraft
  • Phase Approach Private flight
  • Investigation Preliminary ATSB

Flight path

Schematic, not to scale

  1. Departed Boonah Airport
  2. Phase of flight Approach Private flight
  3. Accident site Near Dugandan, QLD About 11:57am
  4. Destination Boonah Airport

What happened

On Monday, 14 January 2024, a Tecnam P92-TD Tail Dragger registered 24-8357 and operated as a private aircraft crashed near Dugandan, south of Boonah, Queensland. The aircraft was returning to Boonah Airport when it came down in a field opposite the entrance of the Boonah Golf Club at approximately 11:57 am local time. Both occupants, a 69-year-old man and an 82-year-old man, were fatally injured in the accident.

The ultralight aircraft was on approach to Boonah Airport, its departure and intended destination, when the accident occurred during the final phase of flight. The circumstances leading to the loss of control and descent into the field have not yet been detailed in available reports.

The aircraft sustained substantial damage and was written off. Emergency services and Queensland Police responded to the scene immediately following the crash. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) was notified of the fatal occurrence and has commenced its investigation into the accident.

  • On Monday, 14 January 2024, a Tecnam P92-TD Tail Dragger registered 24-8357 and operated as a private aircraft crashed near Dugandan, south of Boonah, Queensland

Occurrence data

DateSunday 14 January 2024
Time11:57am
AircraftTecnam P92-TD
Registration24-8357
OperatorPrivate
FlightPrivate
DepartedBoonah Airport
DestinationBoonah Airport
Phase of flightApproach
LocationNear Dugandan, QLD
DamageDestroyed
Fatalities1
InvestigationQueensland Police, Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB)
StatusPreliminary
Published1 July 2024
Updated29 April 2026