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Small Plane Crash at Chico Airport

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    Homebuilt Amphibious Crashes on Lake


    Pictured: an Avid Catalina aircraft
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    Contact photographer David Morrell

    What: Avid Catalina home-built, single-engine amphibious aircraft taking off from the lake near Camp Longhorn.
    Where: Inks Lake in Burnet County
    When: Wednesday at 1:30 p.m
    Who: pilot Jim Eachus
    Why: The plane’s wing tip skimmed the water, sending the plane into a cartwheel. The pilot appeared outside of the plane but did not make it ashore. It was several days before the pilot was found.

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    Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Sauk County

    A small plane made an emergency landing on U.S. Highway 12 in Sauk County, Wisconsin, on December 28th.

    The pilot, Stephan Arnold, 69, of Madison, was forced to land on the highway after the plane lost power.

    The pilot and his only passenger remained unharmed.

    The plane was flying from Sauk-Prairie Airport in Prairie Du Sac, Wisconsin, at the time.

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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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    Pocono Helicopter Crash Investigation Underway


    What: ACS Helicopter LLC Bell 407 helicopter
    Where: Mount Pocono
    When: Oct 11, 2012
    Who: Two fatalities, one injury
    Why: The Tuesday wreck piloted by a full time American Airlines pilot (part time with ACS Helicopter LLC) was discovered at 2:30 a.m. wednesday. The helicopter encountered bad weather as it passed through northern Monroe County. Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport is not equipped for receiving distress calls.

    The helicopter was found on its right side, leaking fluids, with broken rotor and tail.

    Fatalities of the crash were Pilot William Ellsworth, 52, of Califon, N.J., and passenger Tighe Sullivan, 51, of Darien, Conn.

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    Malibu Mirage Crashes at Hayden Airport

    What: 1986 Piper PA-46 Malibu, Malibu Mirage s inbound from Hutchinson, Kan
    Where: YAMPA VALLEY AIRPORT, HAYDEN, CO 2 ½ miles northwest of Elkhead Reservoir
    When: 12/22/2008 Time: 1920
    Who: Pilot and passenger Joseph and Suzette Brumleve
    Why: The pilot told the control tower that he was having trouble with the plane’s landing gear. Piper crashes on approach, 10 miles west of the runway at Yampa Valley Regional Airport in Hayden. The deceased couple was part of an investment group attempting to purchase the Steamboat Ski Area.

    The pilot “did a fly-by of the runway and was in a right turn to get on a heading for the runway when about three-quarters of the way through the turn he made an unexpected left bank”

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    7 Killed as Military Plane Crashed in Nigeria

    military planeA Dornier-228 military plane crashed into a house in Ribadu area Of Kaduna state, Nigeria, on August 29.

    Air force officials said the plane went down when it was heading from Kaduna Military Airfield to Abuja.

    All 7 people on-board the plane, including 3 passengers and 4 crew members, were killed in the crash.

    The cause of crash is not clear at the moment.

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