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    Smoke Cancels Russian Flight

    What: Yakovlev Yak-42
    Where: Surgut Airport, Russia
    When: Dec 5, 2012
    Who: 120 aboard, 113 passengers
    Why: Taxi for take-off was aborted when the Yak 42’s cabin filled with smoke.

    The captain reported the smoke to ATC, and passengers evacuated safely. No cause for the smoke has been determined.

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    PSA Diverts to Dayton


    Pictured: A PS Airways Express (PSA Airlines) Canadair CL-600-2B19 Regional Jet CRJ-200ER
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    Contact photographer Jay Selman

    What: PSA Airlines /US Airways Canadair CRJ-200 en route from Charlotte to Indianapolis
    Where: Charlotte
    When: Nov 12th 2009
    Who: not available
    Why: While en route, the crew observed a gear disagree message. (Says it is up or down when it is not.) The flight diverted to Dayton Ohio, where passengers debarked and boarded a bus for their destination.

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    Indian Civil Aviation Official Meets with Mangalore Crash victims

    Vayalar Ravi, Indian Civil Aviation Minister met or called (on the 18th) victims of the Mangalore crash to discuss their compensation claims. A meeting on the 19th included representatives from the airline, the government and the insurance company.,

    The crash occurred in May of 2010, when the Dubai-Mangalore Air India Express jet overshot the runway, killing 158 people aboard.

    However other business was also being handled during the meetings.

    The outcome of the meetings has not yet been released.

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    Menzies Aviation Fined by Cal/OSHA Following Death of LAX Airport Worker

    Following the death of a Los Angeles International Airport worker in February, Cal/OSHA has issued citations and imposed a fine of $77,250 on Menzies Aviation for allegedly violating 1 regulatory, 1 serious and 3 serious-accident related state safety codes.

    On February 21, Cesar Valenzuela, a 51-year-old LAX worker employed by Menzies, was thrown out of a tow tractor while he was picking cargo without wearing a seatbelt. The investigations conducted by Cal/OSHA revealed that the safety policy of Menzies Aviation does not obligate the workers to wear safety belts while operating the tow tractors in and around the Los Angeles International Airport.

    According to Christine Baker, the director of the Department of Industrial Relations, which oversees Cal/OSHA, “This fatality could have been prevented with a well-thought-out and implemented safety plan, as is required for all worksites in California.”

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    Lufthansa Cityline Flight Returns to Munich after Fire Indication

    LufthansaLufthansa Cityline flight LH-1894 had to return and make an emergency landing in Munich, Germany, on November 14th.

    The plane took off for Turin, Italy, but had to turn back after the crew received a fire indication.

    The plane landed safely. Everyone aboard remained unharmed.

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    Pilot Killed after Small Plane Crashed near Hesperia Airport, CA

    A small plane crashed near Hesperia Airport, California, on March 7th.

    Authorities said the ultralight plane went down near the north end of the airport.

    The pilot, who was the only one aboard, was killed in the accident.

    He was later identified as Robert Alexander, 55, of Hesperia, California.

    The incident is being investigated.

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