Steamboat Springs Low Visibility Night Crash
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Narrative: Father and Son Among 4 Killed in Plane Crash Near Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Four people from Tennessee were killed early on Friday when a small private plane crashed near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, on route to the mountain resort town.
The Federal Aviation Administration said an Epic E1000 crashed near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, around 12:20 a.m. local time on Friday, Feb. 13, with four people on board. The agency said the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will lead the investigation and provide future updates.
The aircraft went down in mountainous terrain under unknown circumstances near Steamboat Springs, the NTSB said in a statement sent to NTD News. The plane left Nashville, stopped in Kansas City, and was headed to Steamboat Springs as its final destination.
Blancolirio: N98FK Epic 1000 Fatal Crash Steamboat Springs CO 13 Feb 2026
Flight Information
Aircraft: Epic 1000 or similar single prop aircraft RecommendedFlight Plan: Actual flight 903128 KMKC to KSBS about 2.5 hours
Short version 903129 KDEN-KSBS about .5 hours.
Description:
Suggested flight: Night with 5-10 SM visibility with scattered clouds vis at 200-400 feet vis.
| Flight Code | Origin | Destination | Distance(NM) | Orig Airport | Dest Airport | Rwy Lgth |
| 903128 | KMKC | KSBS | 595 | Kansas City Downtown Airport-Wheeler Field | Steamboat Springs Airport/Bob Adams Field | 4452 |
| 903129 | KDEN | KSBS | 120 | Denver Intl | Steamboat Springs Airport/Bob Adams Field | 4452 |