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Plane stalled and spun before fatal crash near Penkridge

The jury was told taxi driver Mr Ingle, 56, and 63-year-old Mr Jones, a driving instructor and warehouse operative, owned the aircraft in a syndicate with a third man.

They were due to fly south from Otherton, where the plane was kept in a hangar, to another airfield about 37 miles (60km) away.

Geraint Herbert, from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB), said Mr Ingle was a “relatively inexperienced” pilot who had 134 flying hours with 30 of those “in command”.

He said the weather was good on the day and the take-off appeared to be normal as the plane reached about 740ft (225m).


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