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    Small Plane Crash in Utah Kills Four

    A small plane crashed in San Juan County, Utah, on February 22nd.

    The incident happened when the plane was transporting four people from Grand Junction, Colorado, to Albuquerque, New Mexico.

    All four occupants of the plane were killed in the crash.

    The cause of accident is being investigated.

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    First Responders Compromise Investigation

    The first responders to the Sunday crash in India’s Naneghat Hills compromised the investigation of a crash by moving the wreckage before investigators arrived. The United Helicharters flight from Juhu to Aurangabad to Nagpur crashed in the Naneghat Hills at an altitude of 2,000 feet.

    The bodies of the deceased and the flight data recorders were also removed before the DGCA arrived.

    Two pilots and three passengers died in the twin-engine Bell 212 crash during a foggy flight. The crash occurred on Sept 29, 2013 at 8:15 a.m..

    Protocol demands that except for rescue of survivors, the wreckage not be touched until the DGCA has arrived.

    Police and fire teams removed the bodies of captain Anshu Kumar Matta, captain Surendra Singh Bhadauria, co captain Allen Martin, technician Dean D’Souza and engineer Yatin Wakde, whose bodies were burned in the crash. The recovery team also failed to record the recovery process which is a violation of protocol, just as in the Mangalore crash.

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    Toronto: Air Canada Hydraulic Leak


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    Contact photographer Darryl Myers

    What: Air Canada Airbus A320-200 en route from Montreal to Toronto
    Where: Toronto
    When: Mar 23rd 2010
    Who: 99 (98?) passengers and 6 crew
    Why: En route, the flight had an indication of a problem with the hydraulics, followed by a problem with cabin smoke on landing. The flight crew complained of an odor in the cabin. Passengers were removed directly to the runway by emergency responders at about 9:00 am. Illness was attributed to an odor that reportedly made them sick, as well as smoke. The source of the odor, at some point, was determined to be the hydraulic fluid leak.

    Passengers aboard the flight say that even before the flight there was a peculiar odor; they were told the odor was blamed on a malfunctioning heating system

    The pilot also had complained to a steering problem, no doubt related to the leak. The plane was towed off the runway.

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    Small Plane Crash-Lands in South Australia; No Injuries Reported

    A light plane crash-landed at Parafield Airport in South Australia, on January 2.

    It is believed that the plane landed on its belly due to a problem with its front wheel.

    The pilot, who was the only one aboard, remained uninjured.

    The plane was damaged.

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    AZ: Piper Crashes Remote Mountainous Terrain


    Pictured: A record breaking Museum Archived Piper PA-24-260 Comanche B housed in the UK
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    What: single-engine PA-24 Comanche en route from St Johns to Aguila
    Where: Horsethief Basin area, Yavapai County AZ
    When: Oct 4 2009
    Who: Ralph Smith, 74, and his wife Francis Smith, 70
    Why: The cause of the crash has not been determined yet. The crash started a fire in the area; the downed plane was a surprise to firefighters, and not immediately tied to the fire.

    Smith was a retired airline pilot.

    The pilot and his wife were not found immediately; the crash occurred in a remote area, but both bodies were recovered by Tuesday.

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