Boho Airlines Flight 3057

Boho Airlines Flight 3057 was a scheduled sightseeing tour flight. On May 12, 2018, the flight was operated using a Beechcraft 1900C. The aircraft crashed on landing at South Skyfield Int'l Airport at the end of it's sightseeing tour. Everyone onboard the aircraft survived, but the aircraft was written off as a total loss. The aircraft's remains are now stored at a hanger at South Skyfield Int'l Airport and is used for firefighting practice.

Aircraft
The aircraft was a Beechcraft 1900C, registered N82AV. It was delivered to California Pacific Airlines in 1982. It had accumulated 69,394 flight hours at the time of the accident.

Crew
Two cockpit crew and three cabin crew manned Flight 3057.

The captain, JD_75, had been a Boho Airlines employee since it's foundation. He had never flown this route before, but was considered qualified for the flight. He had accumulated 15,752 total flight hours at the time of the accident, including 9,464 hours on the Beechcraft 1900.

The first officer, Dr_JK, was also a very experienced Boho Airlines pilot. Like captain JD_75, he had never flown this route before either, but was also considered qualified for the flight. He had accumulated 6,503 total flight hours, including 5,584 on the Beechcraft 1900.