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Small Plane Crashes near Tipton Airport; 2 Injured

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    Why: While flying from the Eastern Highlands centre of Goroka to Manus for mining contractors, Australian Sunshine Coast helicopter pilot Lloyd Lester suffered engine failure in a Eurocopter AS350 P2-PHL Ecureuil, and crashed into the Bismarck sea en route to Manus Island. Eyewitnesses report indicate that the engine lost power, started up and lost power again.

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    Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Benton County

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    Beech Crash in Tefe Brazil, no injuries

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    Air Cargo Crash in Kabul


    Pictured: A United Nations (Transafrik) L-100-20 Hercules
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    What: National Air Cargo/Transafrik International Hercules L-100 en route from Bagram Air Base to Kabul
    Where: 25-30km east of Kabul
    When: Oct 12th 2010, around 19:30
    Who: 7 crew (six Philipinos, an Indian, a Kenyan—all fatalities)
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    United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Seattle

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    Small Plane Crashes at Mansfield Municipal Airport; 2 Dead

    A small plane crashed at Mansfield Municipal Airport, Massachusetts, on February 23rd.

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    Both occupants of the plane were killed in the crash. They were identified as Sydney Miti, 31, of Waltham, and Julian Lattermann, 18, of Dover.

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