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    Cessna Crashes in Pond, no fatalities


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    What: Ardmore Flying School Cessna C172R
    Where: Thames New Zealand
    When: Oct 25 2010
    Who: 2 aboard
    Why: At 10:22 a.m, the plane crashed into the pond at the end of a runway. Both individuals aboard the plane were able to exit under their own power. The plane presumably is a total loss. This is not the first time a plane has crashed into the pond at the foot of the runway.

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    Cougar Eurocopter crashes in Saudi Arabia

    What: Royal Saudi Air Force Eurocopter AS532M Cougar en route to Hawtah Bani Tamim
    Where: 22 miles south of Riyadh
    When: Jan 7 2011
    Who: 4 passengers, 4 fatalities
    Why: While en route to pick up a patient in Hawtah Bani Tamim, the medical evacuation helicopter crashed.

    Fatalities included pilot Capt. Khaled Al-Dakhil,First Lt. Mandeel Al-Subaihi, Egyptian doctor Amjad Al-Iraqi and the Filipino nurse

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    13 Killed in Mexico Helicopter Crash

    A military helicopter crashed on top of two vehicles in Oaxaca, Mexico, on February 16th.

    The incident happened when the helicopter, carrying officials including Mexican Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete Prida and Oaxaca’s governor Alejandro Murat, was attempting to land at an airfield in Santiago Jamiltepec.

    All the occupants survived the crash, however, thirteen people on the ground were killed.

    The officials on-board the helicopter were surveying damage caused by the recent earthquake.

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    4 Dead as Plane Crashes in Miami-Dade County

    smokeA small Beech 1900 aircraft crashed into trees near Miami Executive Airport, 12800 SW 145th Ave. in Miami-Dade County, Florida, at around 2:45 p.m. on February 11.

    The 19-passenger plane, belonging to a Venezuelan company, went down after it took off from Miami Executive Airport for Providenciales International Airport, located in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

    Authorities said the pilot reported engine issues shortly after the take off. FAA spokesperson Kathleen Bergen said, “The pilot was attempting to return to the airport when the aircraft crashed.’’

    There were 4 people aboard at the time of crash; all of them were killed. The pilot was identified as Captain Raul Chirivella, 52 while two of the three others were identified as Roberto Cavaniel and Juan Carlos Betancourt.

    The aircraft broke apart and caught fire after the crash.

    The police, the FAA and the NTSB are investigating.

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    Temora Crash Kills Aerobics Crash

    What: aerobatics plane
    Where: Temora Airport New South Wales Riverina
    When: 10:30am
    Who: Pilot Tom Moon national aerobatics champion
    Why: After an emergency call was made from Airport Road, Temora, the plane caught fire after crashing near the Aviation Museum.

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    Schon Air Training Flight Crashes


    What: Schon Air Cessna 172D Skyhawk
    Where: Pakistan
    When: Dec 10, 2012
    Who: 2 aboard, no fatalities
    Why: The plane was on a training flight and developed a technical problem.

    Captain Fahad and trainee pilot Abu Bakar took off from Karachi at 4 pm and at 5:25 they were losing altitude and struggling to return to the airport.

    The pilots said they made a hard landing near Check Post No 3 of Malir Cantonment, a defense installation.

    Reports are that the plane is damaged beyond repair.

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