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2 Dead After Fighter Jet Bursts Into Flames After Crashing At Argentina Air Show
Two Argentinian pilots died on Sunday after their fighter jet planes crashed and burst into flames during an airshow display.
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Owner Of Plane In Footballer Emiliano Sala Crash "Forbade Use Of Pilot"
The owner of a plane that crashed with Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala on board told a UK court on Wednesday she had ordered the operator not to use the pilot.
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Cardiff Striker Emiliano Sala Feared Dead After Suspected Plane Crash
French civil aviation authorities confirmed that 28-year-old Sala "was on board the plane" that disappeared over the English channel.
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AFA Hired Firm to Fly Lionel Messi And Co Without Knowing Name Of Airline, Model Of Plane
The plane was the same British Aerospace 146 Avro RJ85 jet operated by Bolivia-based charter company LaMia that later crashed in Colombia, killing 71 people, including most of a Brazilian soccer team.
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Plane Wreckage Found 50 Years After Crash
Half a century after crashing in Argentina, the wreckage of a twin-engine Piper Apache aircraft has been found with the bodies of the four people aboard, Argentina's National News Agency DyN reported.
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Plane Crash in Uruguay Leaves at Least 7 Dead
A small Argentine plane carrying 10 people crashed shortly after takeoff on Thursday from a resort in neighboring Uruguay, leaving at least seven dead, authorities said Thursday.
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Plane crashes while fighting Argentina forest fire
A plane being used to fight a forest fire in Argentina crashed on Wednesday but the pilot survived, officials said.
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Twenty-two dead in Argentina plane crash: Official
A small commercial plane crashed in an isolated part of Patagonia in southern Argentina, killing all 22 people on board, officials said."We did not find anyone alive. There were no survivors. The plane is in multiple charred fragments. Everything is burnt and smashed to pieces," said local hospital director Ismael Ali, who participated in the rescu...
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Miracle escape for stunt pilot in Argentina
An air show stunt pilot says he'll keep flying after walking away uninjured from a dramatic crash in Argentina.Dino Moline (pronounced Moh-leen-AY) says he believed metal fatigue was to blame for a wing breaking off his small plane during a display flight at an air show on Sunday.A co-worker shouted at him to release a parachute that lowered the cr...
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2 Dead After Fighter Jet Bursts Into Flames After Crashing At Argentina Air Show
Two Argentinian pilots died on Sunday after their fighter jet planes crashed and burst into flames during an airshow display.
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Owner Of Plane In Footballer Emiliano Sala Crash "Forbade Use Of Pilot"
The owner of a plane that crashed with Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala on board told a UK court on Wednesday she had ordered the operator not to use the pilot.
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Cardiff Striker Emiliano Sala Feared Dead After Suspected Plane Crash
French civil aviation authorities confirmed that 28-year-old Sala "was on board the plane" that disappeared over the English channel.
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AFA Hired Firm to Fly Lionel Messi And Co Without Knowing Name Of Airline, Model Of Plane
The plane was the same British Aerospace 146 Avro RJ85 jet operated by Bolivia-based charter company LaMia that later crashed in Colombia, killing 71 people, including most of a Brazilian soccer team.
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Plane Wreckage Found 50 Years After Crash
Half a century after crashing in Argentina, the wreckage of a twin-engine Piper Apache aircraft has been found with the bodies of the four people aboard, Argentina's National News Agency DyN reported.
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Plane Crash in Uruguay Leaves at Least 7 Dead
A small Argentine plane carrying 10 people crashed shortly after takeoff on Thursday from a resort in neighboring Uruguay, leaving at least seven dead, authorities said Thursday.
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Plane crashes while fighting Argentina forest fire
A plane being used to fight a forest fire in Argentina crashed on Wednesday but the pilot survived, officials said.
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Twenty-two dead in Argentina plane crash: Official
A small commercial plane crashed in an isolated part of Patagonia in southern Argentina, killing all 22 people on board, officials said."We did not find anyone alive. There were no survivors. The plane is in multiple charred fragments. Everything is burnt and smashed to pieces," said local hospital director Ismael Ali, who participated in the rescu...
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Miracle escape for stunt pilot in Argentina
An air show stunt pilot says he'll keep flying after walking away uninjured from a dramatic crash in Argentina.Dino Moline (pronounced Moh-leen-AY) says he believed metal fatigue was to blame for a wing breaking off his small plane during a display flight at an air show on Sunday.A co-worker shouted at him to release a parachute that lowered the cr...
