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    Small Plane Crashes near Miami Executive Airport; Pilot Killed

    A small plane crashed near Miami Executive Airport in Miami-Dade County, Florida, on December 10th.

    Authorities said the pilot had declared an emergency shortly after departing from Miami Executive Airport, and was attempting to return when the plane went down.

    The pilot, who was the only one aboard, was killed in the crash.

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    Pilot Fires House, Crashes Plane, IRS Suicide Protest

    What: Joseph Andrew Stack’s (owner) Piper PA-28-236 Dakota en route from Georgetown Municipal Airport
    Where: Northwest Austin, Echelon building
    When: Feb 18, 2010
    Who: Joseph Andrew Stack
    Why: The pilot apparently set his house on fire prior to crashing his plane into the Echelon Building that houses the Internal Revenue Service in Northwest Austin. Stack left a suicide note.

    IRS employees in their offices described the crash “as if a bomb went off” “black and gray smoke billowing” and “windows blown out.”


    See PDF of the 6 page suicide letter here


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    Small Plane Lands in Emergency on New Jersey Highway

    CessnaA Cessna C150 made an emergency landing on Route 23 near Doremus and Paradise roads in West Milford, New Jersey, shortly before 1 p.m. on January 29.

    The plane, flying from Orange County Airport in New York to Lincoln Park airport in Morris County, New Jersey, had to land in emergency after it developed some mechanical issues.

    The single-engine aircraft made an uneventful landing. The pilot Christopher Okechukwu, 51, of Paramus, remained unharmed. The authorities confirmed that he was the only one aboard at the time.

    No vehicles were damaged during the landing.

    The incident is under investigation.

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    Another Aviation Emergency from ETHIOPIAN Airlines


    Pictured: An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-86R
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    Contact photographer Konstantin Von Wedelstaedt

    What: ETHIOPIAN Airlines Boeing 757-200 en route from Bamako Mali to Addis Ababa
    Where: Ndjamena Chad
    When: Jan 29, 2010
    Who: 150 passengers
    Why: After circling N’Djamena for an hour and dumping fuel, the plane made an emergency landing in Chad on Thursday. The emergency was attributed to a radar problem. Earlier the same plane had electrical problems on an earlier leg of the flight.

    Why does this sound to me like an accident waiting to happen? Maintenance! Please!! Let us not have more bad news!

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    Air Pacific jetliner Emergency Landing at LAX


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    What: Air Pacific jetliner (Boeing 747 ) Flight 811 en route to Fiji
    Where: Los Angeles International Airport
    When: Friday feb 13
    Who: 441 passengers and crew
    Why: The crew reported a “fuel transfer problem.” and was forced to return to Los Angeles International Airport

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    Pakistan Air Force Plane Crashed Near Karachi; Pilot Killed

    A Pakistan Air Force plane crashed during a routine training flight near Karachi, Pakistan, late on November 21.

    According to PAF spokesperson Air Commodore Tariq Mehmood, “Squadron leader Tanveer Ahmed embraced martyrdom when a Miraj aircraft crashed near Gadap Town around 30 nautical miles from Karachi.”

    Witnesses reported that the plane caught fire before it went down.

    The cause of crash is under investigation.

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