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American Airlines Flight Diverts to Denver due to Severe Turbulence

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    Delta Turbulence in Palm Beach


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    Contact photographer Frank Robitaille

    What: Delta Airbus A319 en route from New York to Palm Beach Florida
    Where: Palm Beach International Airport
    When: March 11, 2010 11 a.m
    Who: 2 flight attendants (3?)
    Why: Encountering heavy turbulence on landing at Palm Beach International Airport, the crew requested Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue for two injured flight attendants. No passengers were hurt, but the flight attendants were taken to Columbia Hospital.

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    Cathay Dragon Flight Returns to Hong Kong due to Cargo Smoke Indication

    Cathay Dragon flight KA-622 had to return for an emergency landing in Hong Kong, China, on March 28th.

    The Airbus A330-300 plane took off for Hangzhou, China, but had to turn back due to an aft cargo smoke indication.

    The plane landed back uneventfully. All 219 passengers aboard remained safe.

    The airline arranged a replacement plane for the passengers.

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    Pocono Helicopter Crash Investigation Underway


    What: ACS Helicopter LLC Bell 407 helicopter
    Where: Mount Pocono
    When: Oct 11, 2012
    Who: Two fatalities, one injury
    Why: The Tuesday wreck piloted by a full time American Airlines pilot (part time with ACS Helicopter LLC) was discovered at 2:30 a.m. wednesday. The helicopter encountered bad weather as it passed through northern Monroe County. Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport is not equipped for receiving distress calls.

    The helicopter was found on its right side, leaking fluids, with broken rotor and tail.

    Fatalities of the crash were Pilot William Ellsworth, 52, of Califon, N.J., and passenger Tighe Sullivan, 51, of Darien, Conn.

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    Mississippi Cessna Belly landing


    Pictured: A Cessna 172RG Cutlass RG
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    Contact photographer Alex Dority

    What: Cessna 172RG Cutlass RG George M Bryan Airport
    Where: Starkville, Mississippi
    When: 12: 05 PM Nov 5, 2009
    Who: owner Ron Demeritt and instructor Rusty Bouchillon
    Why: On landing, the front landing gear were malfunctioning, so they retracted the gear and performed a “belly” landing, where they hydroplaned 100 yards to a stop.

    Demeritt has been flying for 20 years.

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    SkyWest Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Palm Springs

    SkyWestSkyWest Airlines flight OO-3046 had to return and make an emergency landing in Palm Springs, California, on September 8th.

    The plane was heading to Phoenix, Arizona, when the crew decided to turn back due to an engine anti ice light indication suggesting that the system had overheated.

    The plane landed safely. All 42 people aboard remained unhurt.

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    Unglued Hallucinating Terrorist LIkely Heading for Siberia


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    Contact photographer Svido Stanislav

    What: Gazpromavia Boeing 737-700 en route from Moscow to Nadym
    Where: Nadym
    When: Jun 16th 2011
    Who: 51 passengers and 5 crew
    Why: Unruly passenger had hallucinations, threatened airline crew, claimed his phone was a bomb, etc. Emergency services met the flight when it landed and took the passenger off their hands, where he was taken to a mental hospital and diagnosed with “alcoholic hallucinosis.”

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