Small plane crash lands on freeway in LA area

Skywise wrote:

The 1952 Beech Bonanza V35

They made V35 Bonanzas back in 1952? I figured that would have been more
like the year of the A35 models.


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Peter R. wrote:

They made V35 Bonanzas back in 1952? I figured that would have been more
like the year of the A35 models.

I found several references to 1952 C35s. No As or Vs.

George Patterson
Why do men's hearts beat faster, knees get weak, throats become dry,
and they think irrationally when a woman wears leather clothing?
Because she smells like a new truck.

George wrote:

I found several references to 1952 C35s. No As or Vs.

Oh, well. There go my journalistic career hopes.

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Peter

Three Florida Planes Crash Over Weekend
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A pilot in Florida died after his plane crashed into a Florida school.
The sea plane clipped the roof of a Sarasota Elementary School Saturday
and then burst into flames.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the Seawind 3000 was on its way
to Venice from Sarasota.
The pilot reported a problem and tried to turn back .
There were no reports of injuries on the ground.
Investigators haven't determined what caused the crash.
The Seawind 3000 is a fixed-wing, single engine kit plane with a
propeller.


Meanwhile, Panama City Police say a pilot flipped a Cessna plane upside
down as
he attempted an emergency landing in a gulf coast community college
parking lot Sunday.
Police say the pilot was the only person on board and was uninjured.
He was still learning to the fly the Cessna 172.
Police say he tried to land at the school after he noticed a problem with
a fuel gauge.


And still another plane crash this weekend, this time when a student pilot
and his instructor had to make an emergency landing on an access road near
a Collier County Shopping Plaza Sunday.
Officials say the engine of their single-engine Cessna suddenly stopped.
The student pilot escaped uninjured, and the instructor was treated for a
minor hand injury.

"Skylune" wrote in message

Meanwhile, Panama City Police say a pilot flipped a Cessna plane upside
down as
he attempted an emergency landing in a gulf coast community college
parking lot Sunday.
Police say the pilot was the only person on board and was uninjured.
He was still learning to the fly the Cessna 172.
Police say he tried to land at the school after he noticed a problem with
a fuel gauge.


I HATE to respond in anyway to this troll but I doubt the troll or the
reporter got this one right.

I mean was the thought process...

"Oh no, the fuel guage says I'm out of gas. I mus land right this second."