The R66 Turbine departed KSGU St George Regional Airport on runway 19, executing a take-off roll of 932 m which represented 33 % of the available runway. Liftoff was achieved at 24 kt. Ambient conditions at departure were a temperature of 36 °C, wind from 201° at 19 kt with a head-wind component of 19 kt and no cross-wind.
Climb commenced approximately one mile south of KSGU, where the aircraft rose from 3,518 ft asl to 3,689 ft asl, a gain of 171 ft in less than one minute while covering less than one nautical mile.
The first level-cruise segment began one mile south of KSGU and continued for three minutes, during which the aircraft traversed five nautical miles.
Descent was initiated one mile north of KSGU, with the aircraft descending from 3,858 ft asl to 3,110 ft asl, a loss of 749 ft over two minutes and a distance of one nautical mile.
A subsequent level-cruise phase started directly overhead KSGU, lasting six minutes and covering two nautical miles.
Landing was made at General Dick Stout Field, with touchdown occurring before the runway threshold at a speed of 8 kt and a vertical rate of minus 42 fpm. Weather at the destination was a temperature of 37 °C, wind from 270° at 23 kt, a cross-wind component of 17 kt and a tail-wind component of 16 kt.
After landing, the aircraft taxied to parking, a taxi-in of 21 minutes that covered 25 nm.
In total, the flight covered 46 nm, required 43 minutes of airborne time, and consumed 104 kg of fuel.