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New Zealand Pilots Lost in South Island Chopper Crash

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    Beechcraft Crashes in Parking Lot During Practice Run

    What: Beechcraft 36 Bonanza en route from Hawthorne Municipal Airport
    Where: Los Angeles (3901 W. Jack Northrop Ave)
    When: 4:20 p.m.
    Who: 3 people on board including a flight instructor
    Why: After takeoff, the pilot experienced mechanical difficulties and crashed in a parking lot, killing everyone aboard.

    The plane is registered to CARPET PROS INC, LOS ANGELES

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    Two Fatalities in German Microlight Accident


    IG Utraleichtfliegen Bürstedt (which is an air carrier) was flying a Comco Ikarus C42 (which is a German micro-light aircraft) which took off from Lorsch en route to Rheingau but crashed in woods near Rüdesheim.

    The plane crashed near the Rüdesheim-Aulhausen air field, with two unidentified men aboard. The plane caught fire on impact and help arrived too late.

    The two people aboard were reported as fatalities, one who was thrown from the plane, and one who was burned beyond recognition.

    It is not known if the pilot lost control after impacting trees, if it was a pilot error or a technical defect.

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    Air Canada Turbulence Injures 9


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    Contact photographer Alevik

    What: Air Canada Airbus A330-300 en route from Toronto to Montreal
    Where: Montreal Canada
    When: Sep 25th 2011
    Who: 257 aboard, 9 injured
    Why: On approach to Montreal, the Air Canada flight encountered turbulence.
    Six members of the cabin crew were injured in the turbulence. Three passengers were injured.

    On landing in Montreal, there was a 105 minute delay, after which the cabin crew could not work. Alternative crew members, presumably worked the next leg of the flight to Brussels

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    Two Crash in Redlands


    Pictured: A Bacau Yak-52 taken in the UK. This is not the plane in the incident. Photos of private planes are the hardest to find.
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    Contact photographer Malcolm Clarke

    What: Joseph M. Gauthier’s Yakovlev circa 1985 YAK-52 en route from/to from Redlands Airport performing aerobatics
    Where: Santa Ana River bed at Opal Avenue, 10 miles from Redlands, CA
    When: Monday, Feb 08 2010 between 12:50 and 1 p.m.
    Who: 2 fatalities (a man and a woman) both off-duty California Air National Guard ( March Air Reserve Base) members
    Why: Witnesses say that while they were watching the plane doing aerobatics, the plane went down. The area is a place where planes often perform aerobatics, and the soviet-built Yakovlev was designed as a trainer and acrobatic aircraft.

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    A-380 Glitched


    Pictured: An Air France Airbus A380-861 over New York – John F. Kennedy International (Idlewild) (JFK / KJFK)
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    Contact photographer Amrish Bandagale

    What: Air France Airbus A380 superjumbo passenger jet scheduled from New York to Paris
    Where: New York
    When: Monday
    Who: 511 passengers
    Why: Prior to take-off, half of the passengers were accommodated by a later A340 flight, and the rest were moved to other flights.

    The A340 was grounded in New York due to a problem with the fuel tanks (cited as a “technical” problem.)

    Another A380 was grounded due to an unspecified “minor computer problem.”

    Are we surprised to hear that fly-by-wire is imperfect?

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    Air Canada Boeing Engine Failure over Ottawa


    Contact photographer Frank Robitaille
    What: Air Canada Boeing 767-300 en route from Montreal,QC to Toronto,ON (Canada)
    Where: Ottawa- runway 23
    When: May 21st 2009
    Who: 88 people on board
    Why: When the flight experienced engine failure, the pilot diverted to Ottawa and landed safely.

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