Buenos Aires:
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 crippled plane gently to the ground with Moline still strapped in his seat.
The plane caught fire as it descended, and Moline says his foot started to burn.
But he walked away after coming to rest in a cornfield.
Around 3-thousand air show fans saw Sunday's accident, and the action was captured in a dramatic video which was circulating on the web on Wednesday.
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 crippled plane gently to the ground with Moline still strapped in his seat.
The plane caught fire as it descended, and Moline says his foot started to burn.
But he walked away after coming to rest in a cornfield.
Around 3-thousand air show fans saw Sunday's accident, and the action was captured in a dramatic video which was circulating on the web on Wednesday.
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