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    Casualties Released in Helicopter Crash


    What: 2007 Robinson R44 Helicopter en route from Saint Anne des Plains, Que. to the pilot’s cottage site at Lac Simon
    Where: northeast of Ottawa, in Lac Simon in western Quebec
    When: 6 p.m. Wednesday
    Who: Leo Blanchet, 63, and pilot Serge Louiseize, 49. Two survivors swam to shore in 1 C water. One is Mario Louis-Seize (the pilot’s brother); the other a company employee.
    Why: The pilot’s brother said as his brother was trying to land, the helicopter’s rotor hit the water, bringing the aircraft to a standstill.

    Witnesses saw it fall from the sky into the lake “6 p.m. Wednesday, entering the lake about 50 metres from shore, where the water was about 12 metres deep.”

    Police divers, local firefighters and a Canadian Forces were searching for the missing men whose bodies were recovered Thursday Morning. The survivors are recovering from hypothermia in a Buckingham hospital.

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    Three Children Survive German Plane Crash


    On August 27 2013, a Flugschule Dortmund operated Piper PA-32R-301T Turbo Saratoga SP took off from Langeoog Airport to Arnsberg in Germany. Eight people were aboard. THe pilot reported engine problems, and his communication with ATC cut off.

    The plane crashed in Wickede Germany in a field 1nm east of the runway.

    Witnesses saw the plane above the forest, and it descended with a cloud of black smoke.

    The pilot, another man, two women and a child died on impact. Three children survived, two of whom met rescue workers at the scene, and one who was taken from the wreckage. The wreckage was located south of the Ruhr near the boat house on the Ruhr meadows

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    Small Plane Crashes Near Belfast International Airport; 2 Dead

    A small plane crashed near Belfast International Airport, Northern Ireland, on April 19th.

    The plane was carrying two people when it crashed between Nutts Corner and Loanends in County Antrim.

    Both occupants of the plane were killed in the crash.

    The cause of incident is being investigated.

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    Small plane crash in Brazil


    An Embraer EMB-201A Ipanema was en route from Paracatu MG to Goinia when the pilot had to make a forced landing in a field. The plane was commonly used as a cropduster.

    The plane had had a fuel supply problem before but apparently this time the problem was in the fuel pump/power system.

    The pilot was uninjured but the plane sustained some damage. There was no fire, but firefighters were on hand, and there was a fuel leak.

    Centro de Investigação e Prevenção de Acidentes Aeronáuticos (Cenipa) will be investigating.

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    New South Wales Crash on Christmas Day


    What: single-engine Cessna en route from Mudgee to rural NSW
    Where: west of Merriwa in the Great Dividing Range, New South Wales
    When: Dec 25
    Who: pilot Scott Kennedy-Green and brother-in-law, Matthew Green. Green died at the scene. The pilot survived and was winched to safety at 1 pm, with chest and pelvic injuries, and leg fractures. He is recuperating at Sydney’s Westmead Hospital.
    Why: The pilot lost control in heavy cloudcover and rain, and crashed in a ravine in the upper Hunter Valley

    The piliot set crash site co-ordinates by CB radio but had to spend the night out in the elements as conditions prevented his recovery until 1 pm the next day.

    The wreck was located at 10 in the morning Dec 26th, lying upside down with a wing torn off

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    Pilot Flies off with Fuel Hose attached

    What: BELL 206B crop-dusting helicopter
    Where: Newton Texas
    When: October 13, 2010
    Who: pilots name not released
    Why: After reloading the chemical tanks and refueling, the (registration 499BH ) N499BH BELL 206 ROTORCRAFT, lifted off while the fuel hose was still attached. The two seat helicopter went up, then, of course, crashed. It fell over on its side. One person on the ground was injured.

    George’s Point of View

    This is no joke, as someone on the ground was severely injured.

    However, it still reminds me of high school, when my date at the drive-in left the speaker hooked in the window, and when we left, I also left the window. The speaker took it out, hooked on the frame and kept the car from moving. We didn’t crash, or fall over, or even dent my window frame. Of course, we were in a Pinto.

    (I won’t go into how, when it was repaired, I tried to roll it up and it still wasn’t there, how the glass company goofed and replaced my perfectly good windshield, how I ended up with both a new door window AND a new windshield and an apology.)

    It’s a good thing the helicopter pilot’s name wasn’t released. Even if someone else was doing the refueling.

    How embarrassing.

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