Plane crash Chelsea?
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Plane crash chelsea
my father was on my balcony and he heard the engine stall. it crashed nearby to my house. the victim has been torn apart his limbs were scattered over the area. the fire from the plane wasn't to big about 2-3M.
Registered operator of JON is from Hampton East, whereas NOJ is John Johanson's RV-4.
DF.
Yes, mistaken identity....appols on that.
DF.
A fellow aviator has passed. He pushed the throttle open as most of us do everyday and it ended tragically. His family are hurting, so are his friends.
DF.
My heart is in my mouth DF no matter which aircraft crashes as I'm sure we all feel that way when someone departs us. It's been happening far too much lately.
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You can gather whatever you wish, however comments (since deleted) about the possible crash sequence and the intentions of the pilot are just plain dumb unless the individual posting them is a. At the scene and b. A trained crash investigator. Simple!
Oh and how and I supposed to know if I like a comment or not if I dont read them? Simple!
Oh and how and I supposed to know if I like a comment or not if I dont read them? Simple!
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Io360 is what Rego Search said when I looked it up just now.
http://www.regosearch.com/aircraft/au/jon
http://www.regosearch.com/aircraft/au/jon
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Experimental aircraft + experimental engine. ATSB will have minimal interest
Except this aircraft crashed in suburban street and it was a fatality as I recall all deaths are investigated by the astb
Except this aircraft crashed in suburban street and it was a fatality as I recall all deaths are investigated by the astb
The ATSB has deployed three investigators to the accident site. The investigators have specialisations in aircraft operations and engineering. They are expected to arrive on site Wednesday morning (15 October 2014). It is expected they will remain on site for two to three days.