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9 February 2013

Pacific Coastal flight 199 , Beech 1900C registration C-FPCO from Vancouver to Blue River landed at Blue River on runway 29 but it was not able to stop inside runway skidded off the runway to the left and came to a stop inside snow with nose gear collapsed.Airplane received substantial damage.Nobody injured

On 12 February 2013 the Canadian TSB reported that a Pacific Coastal Beech 1900 C, serial number UB-52, registration C-FPCO was on an IFR flight from Vancouver to Blue River. The IFR clearance was cancelled at 9000 feet ASL, above the airport and a VFR approach to runway 19 was carried out. After the aircraft touched down on the 60 foot wide runway, directional control was lost. The aircraft skidded sideways and departed the runway to the left and collided nose first with a large snow bank. The nose wheel collapsed, both propellers were damaged and there is possible damage to the right hand main gear. The CVR will be sent to the TSB Lab for data download. There were no injuries.

C-FPCO

First Flight:1986

Age:27 years

Blue River airport

Source

Canadian TSB