What a crash!!!
Cape Town - A pilot and her passenger were in a stable condition in hospital after their light aircraft crashed in Durbanville, Cape Town, on Sunday. Police spokesperson superintendent Debbie Pheiffer said the female pilot, 60, struck electricity lines near the airfield which caused her plane to crash. The pilot sustained an injury to her face while her male passenger, 57, suffered injuries to his lower back. They were taken to the Durbanville Medi-Clinic.
Anyway I'm sure you don't want to read that.
After all I never read it all. So here a video clip of the lady crashing her plane [I think even 56k can watch this
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thats nasty!
they were very lucky to survive!
2 people were killed recently in a Tiger Moth in the UK near White Waltham airfield 😞
There was an airplane crash up here in Milwaukee. I guess a 4 seated was on approach into KMWC(Timmerman) and it got caught in some wires. But the pilot survived.
You know they say you shouldn't believe everything you see on T.V.
Hehe, well this crash is one fine example. The reporters said this was the first time she crashed 😳. What a lie. My father used to fly with her in the okavango swamps and he says it was there where she crashed for her first time.
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