Plane crashes in Lake Pontchartrain: Flight instructor, student pilot presumed dead

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Search efforts out of New Orleans continue Tuesday for a plane that went down in Lake Pontchartrain Monday night.

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    California Crash Update

    The pilots of the mid air coastal collision were flying “see and avoid, ” i.e. during clear flying conditions, pilots are responsible for making sure their flight paths are clear.

    So far, there is no information disseminated regarding potential reasons behind the California coastal collision of the C-130 Hercules transport plane and a Marine Corps AH-1W Super Cobra. Two transports were on a training mission as 2 Cobras were also flying together, at the time of the crash.

    The C-130s had been searching for a lost boater who is still lost; and the seven Coast Guard and two Marine Corps service members have not yet been recovered.

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