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    Four Killed After Small Plane Crashed in Southern Illinois

    A small plane crashed southeast of Vienna, Illinois, on December 31st.

    The Piper PA28 plane was carrying four people when it went down in a wooded area.

    All four people, including two adult men and two adult women, were killed in the crash. Their identities have not yet been released.

    The cause of crash is being investigated.

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    Ultralight Lost in Australia; 2 killed

    What: Pipistrel Spider en route from Yarrawonga Airport
    Where: Burramine nr Yarrawonga, Vic, Australia
    When: Dec 6, 2009
    Who: Two brothers
    What: Ted and Alan Berryman were to fly Ted’s ultralight on a local scenic circuit, but did not return to the airport at 9 as was their plan. A search found their badly damaged ultralight Pipistrel Spider (“trike type”, tandem 2 seater”) near Bruces Road, Burramine on the morning of the 7th. Both occupants have been confirmed dead.

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    Osteen Florida: Piper Malibu Crash


    Pictured: A Piper PA-46-310P Malibu
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    Contact photographer Patric Borg

    What: Piper PA-46-310P
    Where: Osteen Florida
    When: June 14, 2002
    Who: 3 fatalities
    Why: The pilot asked to deviate because he saw “a hole” in the weather. Radar showed a cluster of thunderstorms, level three to four were present in the vicinity of N9143B’s position. N9143B started an uncontrolled descent from FL260 (about 27,500 feet msl). Witnesses reported hearing the engine make a winding noise.?The airplane come out of the clouds about 300 feet above the ground, in a nose low spiral, and the right wing was missing. The ilot’s inadequate weather evaluation resulted in in-flight separation of the right wing and right horizontal stabilizer and the subsequent loss of control and crash.

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    Helicopter Crashes in Puerto Rico; 1 Killed, 3 Injured

    A private helicopter crashed on a beach in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, on June 30th.

    It is believed that the aircraft was carrying four people when it went down.

    One person was killed in the crash. He was identified as Carlos Virelles Jimenez, 53. Three others were injured.

    The cause of crash is being investigated.

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    Small Plane Crashes in NJ

    Updated:
    4 bodies identified, 1 missing in the NJ crash. Monmouth Airport is 5 miles east of Trenton. In Wall township. Relatives of the pilot were on the scene (mentioned on the video) and the current input is that the plane was neither going to or from Monmouth.


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    Contact photographer Mariusz Siecinski

    What: Jack Air LLC’s Cessna T337G Turbo Super Skymaster en route to Monmouth Executive Airport
    Where: Monmouth Executive Airport
    When: 4 p.m. Monday Feb 15 2010
    Who: 2 dead, 3 missing
    Why: Witnesses saw the plane coming in for a landing when the tail broke off, the plane veered and crashed nose down beside the runway in a field.

    Witnesses say the pilot pulled up and a piece of the plane fell off before it spun out of control and crashed.

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    Proposed Brazilian Airline Restrictions

    Defense Minister Nelson Jobim announced plans to for an escape area at the end of the notorious Congonhas runway and limits on operations in wet conditions.

    Proposed rules would restrict destinations to a 620-mile radius of the Congonhas airport; it would also bar connecting flights

    Plans include limiting the number of passengers, and restricting takeoffs/landings to 33 hourly, and cutting passenger capacity from 5,100 per hour to 4,700.

    Operations at Brazil’s busiest airport were reviewed after an airliner ran off the runway and crashed into a building on July 17, the deadliest air accident in the country’s history. The 620-mile limit would eliminate tourist destinations in the northeast. One wonders if they are deliberately targeting the American market.

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