Mooney M20F Crashes into Home in Brazil.

Mooney M20F had a loss of power after taking of at Balsas Airport in Brazil on February 23,2022. 2 people on board with minor injuries.

[williamsaldanah]

Minor injuries!?!? That plane came in fast and hard!! They better not skip church this week!!

[Nord]

Mooney's have a tubular steel structure around the cabin it acts like a roll cage. Pilots have flow into mountains, another one passed out from carbon monoxide & walked away. As long as you don't stall the wing. Also if you lose a engine in a Mooney it has the best glide ratio of any plane in its class. A old Mooney advertisement showed it flying in formation with a glider.

[michaelhoffmann]

"Minor injuries"?! After coming in like that? Was that building actually a bouncy castle?

[우구-kb]

Similar to Associated Aviation Flight 361, JS Air Flight 201, Centurion Air Cargo Flight 164, Air Algérie Flight 6289, Paninternational Flight 112, West Caribbean Airways Flight 9955, Sun Way Flight 4412, UTair Flight 120, SA Airlink Flight 8911 crashed after takeoff it....

[HairHelmet]

Mooneys are built like tanks, crazy they survived.

[MarcPagan]

Thanks for the upload ..and great news of no loss of life
..from a U.S. CFI and former airline pilot

Yep, looks like the guys had no option to turn back

Obviously, curious as to why the engine failed.

Here in Florida
..running out of fuel still happens due to poor planning

Every so often, a pilot crashes after clearing customs in the USA.
Why?

On their short flight back to their home airport from a customs airport, they run out of fuel because they didn't buy "too expensive to fill up" fuel in the Bahamas.

[DWBurns]

Good video, someone was at the right place at the right time.

[lancomedic]

Good job by the pilot. Was in control all the way to the crash site.

[bigdaddydaddy]

Pretty Lil plane what a shame and somebody sounds like they caught a cold hope u feel better if that’s true 👍🏼

[HawkerXP]

At this rate, they’ll be no more Mooney’s by the end of the year. 😵‍💫

[tankbootone]

Guessing he ran out of gas and stalled trying to streach glide.. no post fire is my train of thought to reach that conclusion. Cherrs. On the quick post

[btoexport]

New one for me. Did not hear about this one. The point is that this place is way up in the north, too far from where I am. The big problem in Brazil is that the cities grow with no planning. I bet this airport was built in the middle of nowhere and then the city grew around it. The best example of it is the national airport in São Paulo, called Congonhas (CGH). It was built in the 1930's in a farm, far away from the downtown area. If you check on google maps today, you will see there's only city around it. The result is that planes with problems come down over houses and buildings. Two serious accidents in 1997 and 2017 in this airport.

[invertedpete]

Damn, all these crumpled airplanes and people surviving with injuries; making me feel safer flying around.

[swan]

Another Mooney down?! Only good out of this like the rest crashes are the survival rate so far. No Deaths

[jonasbaine]

I bet that airport has to fight to keep its property constantly.

[timmyy]

Airports like that must be incredibly stressful to fly in and out of. There is literally no room for any errors or malfunctions.

[dalerbsr.]

Not the way to drop in on a friend... Only joking for all survived... Mooney's have I believe a safety cockpit structure...