This photo provided by Bryan Charles Feldman shows his daughter, Celina Marie Rose Kenyon, who was among the 6 killed in a San Diego plane crash on Thursday, June 22, 2025.

Report: Pilot struggled to increase, maintain altitude before crash The plane, a Cessna 414A, took off from San Diego and climbed to 1,600 feet when the air traffic controller instructed Baldwin ...

Minutes earlier, as the plane traveled over the coastline of San Diego, an air-traffic controller instructed Baldwin to make a 180-degree left turn, the government report states. The Cessna began ...

Minutes later, at about 12:30 p.m., the business plane went down into the sea about two miles west of Point Loma, according to the NTSB. The report does not include a ruling on the cause of the crash.

The pilot of the twin-engine Cessna 414A, 28-year-old Landon Baldwin of Pima, Arizona, radioed just prior to the June 8 crash that he was having trouble keeping the plane on a controlled heading ...

Single-engine Cessna is believed to have been destroyed following impact with Pacific Ocean about 470 miles off coast of San Diego. By City News Service • Published July 17, 2025 • Updated on ...

The pilot of the small plane that crashed off the coast of San Diego on June 8, killing all six on board, was “struggling” to maintain the aircraft during the flight, according to authorities.

The pilot of the twin-engine Cessna 414A, 28-year-old Landon Baldwin of Pima, Arizona, radioed just prior to the June 8 crash that he was having trouble keeping the plane on a controlled heading ...