I have noticed that many of the airplane crashes in that area involve an amateur pilot who is also a medical doctor.
My dad was a Navy pilot for 28 years. After he retired, he taught ground and flight training at a civilian flight school.
He told me quite a few of his students were doctors and lawyers. He said some of them were pretty arrogant and didn’t seem to respect how important all of the facets (especially the safety measures) of the training were. He kind of worried about those who passed the class.
“I have noticed that many of the airplane crashes in that area involve an amateur pilot who is also a medical doctor.”
I have a buddy who flies. There is a term in aviation of some planes referred to as Doctor Killers. The Dr’s can afford to fly and overestimate their ability and skill in the cockpit and end up dead.
Same reason the V-35 Bonanza was referred to as the "forked-tail doctor-killer." It's the M-Diety complex.
A dangerous combo if they don’t keep enough current hours...