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Ukranian Cargo Plane Crashes in Egypt

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    Gear Door Message over Kuwait City


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    What: Kuwait Airways Airbus 340-300 en route from Kuwait City (Kuwait) to London Heathrow
    Where: Kuwait
    When: Dec 6th 2010
    Why: On takeoff from Kuwait City, the plane could not retract the landing gear. According to Al Abdulkarim, the procedure was routine, not an emergency. The crew returned to the airport, made a safe landing, and the problem was promptly repaired. The problem was apparently in the indicator, not the plane. After the warning light was repaired, the flight took off again within hours.

    This is the third time in two months that Kuwait Airways made an emergency landing after take-off.

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    Prominent Pastor Myles Munroe, Wife Killed in Bahamas Plane Crash

    A private Lear 36 Executive aircraft crashed near Grand Bahama International Airport in Freeport, Bahamas, on November 9.

    The aircraft, which took off from Nassau with 9 people aboard, crashed at around 5 p.m. Authorities said that it struck a shipping container crane while it was trying to land in heavy rain.

    According to Ministry of Transport and Aviation, “The Department of Civil Aviation has been advised unofficially that the aircraft was destroyed and that there were no survivors.”

    The deceased include a prominent Bahamian pastor Dr. Myles Munroe and his wife Ruth.

    The cause of accident remains under investigation.

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  • Clayton Crash Kills Pilot

    What: small plane
    Where: mountainous area 20 miles west of Clayton, Northeastern New Mexico.
    When: Wednesday evening 5:20 p.m
    Who: pilot
    Why: cause unknown. The unidentified pilot was killed in the crash

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    Kathmandu Emergency landing by Etihad Airways


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    What: Etihad Airlines Airbus A330-200 en route from Kathmandu (Nepal) to Abu Dhabi
    Where: Kathmandu
    When: Jan 17th 2012 9:15 pm
    Who: 168 aboard
    Why: While taking off from Kathmandu, the engine developed problems. THe crew shut it down and returned within minutes to land at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.

    Another source says the flight circled for an hour to burn fuel to lighten the landing.

    Passengers were provided accommodations. Etihad engineers from Abu Dhabi arrived to handle the problem on January 21.

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    Melbourne Training Fight: Why did it Crash?

    What: FIT Aviation LLC Piper PA-44-180 Seminole en route back to Melbourne after flying to Grand Bahama.
    Where: Palm Beach International Airport
    When: Nov 11, 2010 after 6 PM.
    Who: 4 passengers, 4 fatalities
    Why: Taking off for a practice run, the plane suffered engine failure in its left engine, caught fire and the plane crashed. Three of those aboard were killed immediately; one was taken to St. Mary’s Medical Center in West Palm Beach where he died later. The crash location is between the gates of terminals B and C east of the airport’s fire station. where most of the wreckage is covered in flame retardant.

    The Piper had been operating since 2008

    FIT is part of Melbourne’s Florida institute of Technology. A candlelight vigil was held Friday night at the Florida Institute of Technology campus for the four victims of Thursday’s plane crash.

    Kristopher Joy Henegar, 22, of Memphis, Tenn., student
    Dheni “Jenny” Frembling, 26, of Melbourne, instructor
    Jordyn Agostini, 21, of Melbourne, student
    Kyle Henegar, 26, Palm Bay, alumnus

    According to the NTSB in this interview, “Engines quit all the time, it’s not just the engine”

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    Airbus Oil Leak Downs Lisbon Flight


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    What: SATA International Airbus A310-300 en route from Lisbon Portugal to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
    Where: Lisbon
    When: Jun 15th 2009
    Who: 222 passengers
    Why: After takeoff, an oil leak was detected in the Airbus and it returned to the airport. Passengers debarked and eventually took an alternative airbus. One passenger was ill.

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