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Cropduster Crashes in Kenya


Pictured: Cropduster on the Farm Land Aviation Company website
What: Farm Land Aviation Company Ayres S2R-T65 Turbo Thrush
Where: Enaibelbel 24 km from Narok Kenya
When: JAN 18 2010
Who: Pilot and passenger
Why: While en route, the plane crashed. Both individuals aboard suffered injuries.

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