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Totally preventable tragedy, thats the saddest part.
The kids' parents should now file civil suit against the pilot's estate, the airport that sponsored the event, the EAA, as well as the manufacturer of the plane and possibly whatever firm did the maintenance. Of course they probably won't, since any parent stupid enough to allow their kid to climb into a plane of unknown reliability, with a pilot of unknown skill and ability, will probably not think of this, unless an aviation attorney read the story and contacts them. Amazing: would parents would allow their kids to hop on the back of a motorcycle with an unknown rider, get onto an ATV or snowmobile with a stranger, etc.? Probably not. But the EAA's slick propoganda (like making a false statement claiming there have been no other fatalities in the YE program) fools some people. |
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