Georgia Crash: Pilot Found Dead in Beechcraft
Tim Scheuing, a flight instructor and father, died in a takeoff accident at Waycross-Ware County Airport three weeks before his second child was due to arrive.
By Samir Doyle ·

Tim Scheuing died in a small aircraft crash at the Waycross-Ware County Airport in Georgia. The accident occurred during the takeoff phase on Friday, November 6, at approximately 11:15 a.m.
Scheuing operated a Beechcraft BE35. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the plane crashed shortly after leaving the ground. The National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA are currently investigating the cause of the incident.
Amanda Scheuing identified the pilot as her husband. She described him as a dedicated Christian, husband, and father. The couple met when they were 16 and worked together. They celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary earlier this year.
The family includes a 16-year-old daughter. A second daughter was scheduled to be born in three weeks. Amanda Scheuing said her husband was the best person she had ever known. She noted that he was funny, quick-witted, and adventurous.
Scheuing ran a business called Runway One Nine Aviation. He also worked as a flight instructor. His wife thanked emergency crews, airport staff, and the local community for their support during this difficult time.
Amanda Scheuing stated that her husband touched many lives. She expressed gratitude to the church family and friends who gathered to mourn. The family is now waiting for the investigation to conclude.





