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1 Dead, 1 Injured after Small Plane Crashes in Texas

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    Pilot and British Tourist Die in Small Plane Crash in Antigua

    What: FlyMontserrat Britten-Norman Islander en route from Antigua to Montserrat Island
    Where: V.C. Bird International Airport
    When: October 7 2012
    Who: pilot and 3 passengers
    Why: The twin-engine Britten-Norman Islander en route from Antigua to Montserrat Island overran a rainy runway at 4 p.m. and crashed.

    Witnesses heard irregularities in the engine before it “plunged into the end of the runway.”

    The pilot was reported as a fatality. A female British tourist died in the crash, and two other passengers are reported to be hospitalized at at Mount St. John’s Medical Centre.

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    Helicopter Down at Mammoth


    What: Asplundh BELL 206B HELICOPTER helicopter crash
    Where: Pole lake road southeast of Mammoth Lakes, near Deer Springs Road
    When: Sept 19, 2012, 12:30
    Who: 2 aboard
    Why: Two Asplundh employees were working on power lines and crashed near the lake causing a small fire. They were taken to Mammoth Airport and ambulanced to Mammoth Hospital. They suffered minor injuries.

    According to the FAA preliminary report, the rotorcraft tail rot0r struck the ground and crashed 12 miles from Mammoth lakes California.

    Mono County Sheriff’s Department, Mammoth Lakes Fire Department, Long Valley Fire Department, Cal Fire, U.S. Forest Service, and Mono County Paramedics responded to the scene.

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    Divers Search for Angel Flight Pilot

    on May 24, 2013, an Angel flight #N31743 northeast Piper PA 34 en route from Massachusetts to Rome NY crashed in a reservoir in a wooded area in Ephratah New York. Visibility at the time in Rome was 10 miles.

    Divers were scheduled to search daylight on the 25th. The bodies of a man and a woman, believed to be the two passengers were recovered. The search for the pilot’s body is ongoing.

    The plane circled the area once, then witnesses say they heard a struggling engine and a backfire, then saw the plane “flipping through the air” with pieces of the plane falling from the sky.

    Angel Flight teams provide free air transportation and medical care.

    The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating.

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    United Airlines Flight Diverts to San Francisco due to Lavatory Problem

    United Airlines flight UA-851 had to divert and make an emergency landing in San Francisco, California, on June 20th.

    The Boeing 777-200 plane heading from Chicago, Illinois, to Beijing, China, was diverted due to a lavatory problem.

    The plane landed safely. All passengers and crew members remained unharmed.

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    Delta Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing due to APU Problem

    250px-Delta_logo.svgDelta Airlines flight DL-1183 made an emergency landing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on August 22nd.

    The plane was en-route from Norfolk, Virginia to Atlanta, Georgia, when the crew reported issues with the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) and decided to divert to Myrtle Beach for an emergency landing.

    The plane landed safely. There were 160 passengers and 6 crew members aboard at the time; all of them remained safe.

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    First findings: Sunwing Diversion Due to Fumes not fire

    Re: Preliminary findings regarding the Sunwing Flight 326 at 6:32 from Ottawa to Varadero with 170 passengers

    The smoke passengers saw coming from the air vents of the Boeing 737 was vapor from excess de-icing fluid. The smell described by the passengers was similar to engine coolant. Oxygen masks did not deploy.

    The pilot returned to the runway at 7:00 a.m. No smoke or fire was found (obviously) because the vapor was not smoke at all, but evaporating coolant that had gotten into the plane via a vent.

    The investigation is ongoing.

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