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    RaceCar Driver Survives Florida Plane Crash


    What: twin-engine 1959 Beechcraft E18S
    Where: Southwest Florida International Airport
    When: Saturday Dec 27
    Who: Pilot (race car driver) Ron Buccarelli
    Why: After takeoff, the plane lost an engine and came down in a forested area about two miles from the airport. The pilot was able to contact the tower although he suffered several broken facial bones and a back injury.

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    Ethiopia 409: Almost A Year Later


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    Contact photographer Alastair T. Gardiner

    Update:

    It has been 11 months since the crash, and families of the 90 people who died in the crash are fretting over delays in their insurance settlement. Families approaching the EIC (Ethiopian Insurance Corporation) plead for their compensation to no avail. At least the families who have hired foreign lawyers have some auxiliary power to help supplement their efforts.

    The cause of the delays have been attributed to the insurance companies trying to avoid “controversial” claims, time-consuming paperwork, and waiting for the final findings of the official accident report, which is slated to be released on Jan 25 2011, exactly a year after the tragedy.

    What: Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 en route from Beirut to Addis Ababa
    Where: 2 miles west of the coastal village of Na’ameh.
    When: Jan 25 2010
    Who: 7 crew 83 passengers
    Why: Shortly after taking off in stormy weather and heavy lightning, Lebanese ATC lost contact. The plane disappeared from radar 45 minutes after leaving Beirut. Witnesses on the coast saw the plane as it crashed into the sea.

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    Ultralight Crash Kills Pilot, Student


    What: LANG Zenair CH 601 Zodiac
    Where: Pi?a Airport, Poland
    When: May 3 2012
    Who: 2 aboard, 2 fatalities
    Why: 42-year-old Thomas D. Miroslawiec, pilot instructor with the Czech branch of Pila flight school was flying with a 57 year old student, and crashed around 20.00 in a forested area. The accident occurred when the plane was banking to the left. Witnesses say they heard engine problems and saw it fall into the forest. The probably cause is being called a motor failure. TT\he prosecutor and police conducted a visual inspection of the wreck and reported that the plane had been performing a planned training flight.

    The airfield is a former military airport build in the 80’s.

    The plane fell in a straight line about 500 meters from the northern end of the runway. The plane is badly damaged – burned and bent. Three fire trucks, two ambulances and two police units responded to the scene of the crash.

    The Zenair Zodiac is an Ultra-light.

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    Cessna Air Belly Landing in Salvador


    Pictured: An AeroStar Taxi Aereo Cessna 310Q. This is not reg # PT-JCZ that was involved in the crash, but this is another AeroStar Cessna 310
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    Contact photographer Carlos A. Morillo Doria

    What: AEROSTAR Cessna 310Q
    Where: Luis Eduardo Magalhaes International Airport
    When: Dec 26 2009
    Who: pilot, 4 passengers
    Why: On landing at Luis Eduardo Magalhaes International Airport, the pilot experienced problems with the landing gear.

    The plane made a belly landing but there were no injuries reported. The runway was closed briefly.

    No injuries! Safe landing! Always good to hear.

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    Pilot Killed After Small Plane Crashed in Buchanan County, MO

    A small plane crashed in a corn field in Buchanan County, Missouri, on December 2nd.

    Authorities said the ultralight plane went down near St. Joseph.

    The pilot, who was the only one aboard, was killed in the crash. He was later identified as Randal K. Reynolds, 65, of St. Joseph.

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    Papua New Guinea Plane Crash Kills 4

    A Hevilift Twin Otter aircraft crashed around 10 km from Goldie, near Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on the morning of September 20.

    The aircraft, travelling from Woitape to Port Moresby, had 9 people aboard including 2 crew members and 7 passengers. Four of them, including the pilot, his first officer and 2 passengers died in the crash, while other 5 survived with injuries. All the 5 surviving passengers are PNG nationals and are being treated at a Port Moresby hospital.

    The airline company confirmed that the pilot was an Australian.

    The plane was reportedly chartered in Woitape by a Catholic parish.

    The cause of the crash is not yet unknown.

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