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Cessna 340A Crash Near Midwest National Air Center - resulting in two fatalities.

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Mosby, Missouri – A privately owned Cessna 340A (N888MT) crashed during approach to runway 18 at Midwest National Air Center Airport (KGPH) on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, resulting in two fatalities. The twin-engine aircraft, manufactured in 1979 and configured with a RAM VI conversion, was on a flight from Fayette, Missouri (FYG) to Mosby (KGPH) when the accident occurred. Sequence of Events At approximately 11:58 local time, the Cessna was executing a left base to final turn for runway 18. Witness reports and ADS-B tracking indicate the aircraft descended rapidly before impacting terrain just short of the runway threshold. The aircraft came to rest upright but was immediately consumed by a post-impact fire. Both the pilot and passenger perished at the scene. Weather Conditions Weather data from KGPH around the time of the crash showed clear skies, visibility of 10 miles, and light winds from 230° at 5 knots. Temperature was 25°C, with a density altitude of approximately 1,838 ft—con...
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The Cebu Pacific Airbus A321-271NX airplane

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The Cebu Pacific Airbus A321-271NX airplane incident occurred on Friday, July 12, 2024. 



While the airplane was taxiing from Bay 111 to Bay 122A at Manila-Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL/RPLL) in the Philippines. The airplane ran off the taxiway with the left-hand main gear and became stuck in soft ground. There were no injuries or fatalities.

A Cebu Pacific A321neo aircraft got stuck in mud on July 12, 2024, while being repositioned at Manila International Airport (MNL).

The plane veered off the paved surface during towing and became stuck with its left main landing gear in the mud.

Thankfully, there were no passengers or crew on board, and no injuries were reported.

However, the incident caused significant delays as it blocked three bays at the terminal.

Fortunately, after several hours of effort, the aircraft was successfully removed around 1:55 PM, allowing normal operations to resume.

Location: Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines

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