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    Cargo Plane Crash in South Sudan; 41 Killed

    A cargo plane crashed into a hill at the banks of White Nile River in Juba, South Sudan, on November 4.

    The Allied Services Limited Antonov AN-12B, was carrying 12 passengers and 5 crew members from Juba, to Paloich, at the time.

    Among the 12 passengers and 5 crew members aboard, only 2 people survived. According to the police, the crash took lives of 41 people, including the local residents.

    Preliminary investigations reveal the accident occurred due to over-load.

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    Solemont Crash May be Lightning Strike, 4 Swiss Killed

    What: Happy Lines Pilatus PC-12/45 en route from Antwerp to Switzerland
    Where: Solemont, France
    When: August 24, 2012
    Who: 4 aboard, 4 fatalities
    Why: Eye witnesses say that the Pilatus was en route Friday night when it was struck by lightning. Forty minutes after the plane had sent out a distress call, emergency services found the wreck. Debris from the plane is scattered over a wide area.

    Those on the plane included the pilot, aged 57, a woman passenger aged 20, and two men aged 36 and 51. All the remains have not been found and identified, although family members have been informed.

    The accident is under investigation, and no specific cause has been released. Heavy rain was falling at the time of the crash, and there was low visibility. The four aboard the plane were from Switzerland. Late Friday, the Minister of Economy and Finance and managing director of the city of Montbéliard, Pierre Moscovici, expressed his “emotion” and “deep sympathy” towards victims.

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    Antonov Crash in Kabul

    What: Pamir Airways Antonov AN-24 en route from Kundus to Kabul Afghanistan
    Where: Kabul on May 17th 2010
    When: May 17th 2010
    Who: 38 passengers and 6 crew
    Why: Lost connection with ATC 40 minutes from the airport. The wreckage, found at Salang Pass, displayed no sign of life.

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    Helicopter Crashes in Baltic, One Survivor

    A Deutsche Rettungsflugwacht-operated MBB BK 117C-1 helicopter training out of Güttin airfield on Rügen island fell from the sky.

    The German Martime Search and Rescue Service was on a training mission in Christoph Offshore 2 chopper when the helicopter lost altitude and fell into the Baltic. Two pilots and two passengers, a doctor and a rescue assistant, were aboard.

    Both of the pilots were rescued, but one died shortly afterwards. The second pilot is suffering from hypothermia. Overnight, divers flew aboard a helicopter to the crash site and retrieved the doctor and rescue assistant’s bodies from inside the helicopter.

    Several vessels were involved in the rescue, as well as air support.

    The helicopter was stationed on Rügen for energy companies with wind turbines in the Baltic Sea.

    The MBB BK 112 is a joint development between Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm (MBB) of Germany and Kawasaki of Japan.

    The following video is of Christoph 43.

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    New Zealand Helicopter Accident

    What: Royal New Zealand Air Force Bell UH-1H Iroquois en route from Ohakea Air Base in Manawatu to Anzac Day commemorations in Wellington
    Where: 40km NE of Wellington New Zealand
    When: Apr 25 2010
    Who: 4 aboard, 3 fatalities
    Why: The helicopter crashed in rugged terrain near Pukerua Bay, in fog, killing 3 aboard (Flight Lieutenant Hayden Peter Madsen, pilot, 33; Officer Daniel Stephen Gregory, pilot, 28, and Corporal Benjamin Andrew Carson, helicopter crewman, 25) and injuring one.

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    Small Plane Crashed in Missouri; Two Injured

    A small plane crashed near Gimlin Airport in Ozark, Missouri, on January 26th.

    The plane carrying a flight instructor and a student pilot went down while it was attempting to land at the airport.

    Both people aboard the plane were injured in the accident and were taken to hospital.

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