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    Small Plane Crashes in Illinois; No Fatalities Reported

    A small plane crashed on Route 1 in Cave-in-Rock, Hardin County, Illinois, on August 25th.

    At least one survivor was flown out of the plane, whereas no fatalities or injuries have been reported so far.

    The crash remains under investigation.

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    Two Rescued by Coast Guard After Beechcraft Ditched in Gulf Of Mexico

    What: Beechcraft 55 Baron en route from Baytown TX to Sarasota FL
    Where: 28 miles east of South Pass in the Gulf of Mexico
    When: Sept. 20, 2012
    Who: 2 aboard
    Why: After the International Emergency Response Coordination Center notified 8th Coast Guard District command center of a beacon alert, the search began.

    Two men whose flight ditched were rescued after the Border Patrol spotted them adrift in the Gulf of Mexico. A Coast Guard MH-65C Dolphin helicopter was launched.

    The pilot hit the water at an estimated 100 knots after the plane caught fire and the cockpit filled with smoke. The two men aboard survived the crash and three hours in the water.

    Coast Guard helicopter pilot Lt. Becki Fosha said that “They had a limited time to bring the aircraft to the water and then they had about two minutes to get all of their survival gear together and get ready for a survival situation before the aircraft submerged…They had a GPS sport beacon. They had their current EPERB 406 beacon. They had floatation and survival equipment for just this kind of scenario…the men did a great job ditching the plane.”

    Theodore Wright and Raymond Fosdick were pulled out of the Gulf and flown to Belle Chasse Naval Base. Fosdick was hospitalized at Ochsner Medical Center.

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    Small Plane Crashes in Alaska

    On August 29, 2013, a Champion 7ECA Citabria crashed north of Sutton, AK while on a a moose scouting flight.

    The flight was reported overdue at 9:45 p.m.

    The wreck was located on Friday by an Alaska Air National Guard helicopter and a fixed-wing aircraft around 4 a.m.

    The names of the victims have been released:

    Adam Norton, 30, and Derrik Swanson, 31

    Recovery was hampered by weather and rustic conditions.

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    Cessna Crashes in Cornfield

    What: 1976 Cessna 182P Skylane
    Where: near Kewanee Municipal Airport
    When: Nov 23, 2009 , 5:45 pm
    Who: pilot Harold D. Middleton, his wife Peggy G. Middleton and their fourteen year old grandson Austin Middleton
    Why: A half a mile south of the airport, just after takeoff, the Cessna crashed in a corn field.

    Fourteen year old Austin walked across the corn field to the airport, following the airport lights through the dark.

    After reporting the accident, he was hospitalized, as was the pilot, his grandmother. His grandmother died at Kewanee Hospital.

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    Two Killed in Oklahoma Plane Crash

    A small plane crashed in Caddo County, Oklahoma, on March 25th.

    Authorities said the plane heading from Odessa, Texas to El Reno, Oklahoma, was diverted to an airport in Hinton, Oklahoma, due to bad weather conditions.

    However, the plane could not make it to the airport and went down in a field south of Hydro, Oklahoma.

    There were two people aboard, including the pilot Walter Mullaney, 62, and his passenger Cesar Gomez, 27; both were killed in the crash.

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    Danish Air Survey Crash

    On March 6, 2013, a Danish Air Survey, BioFlight A/S Partenavia P.68 Observer was on a bird counting mission when it made an emergency landing at Copenhagen-Roskilde Airport. Two people were aboard.

    The hard landing and fire virtually broke the plane in two and sent a plume of thick black smoke up in the air.

    The plane crashed on approach and caught fire. A large number of emergency vehicles responded to the scene, according to Ekstra Bladet

    A “large number” of emergency vehicles, including fire and rescue services arrived on the scene.

    The crash is under investigation.

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