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October 17th 05, 06:45 PM
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Two 9th grade girls die in Young Eagles flight
I don't have any details other than that a PA-28 with pilot and two 9th
grade girls crashed on takeoff from Paine Field this weekend. They were on a Young Eagles flight per the newspaper. No names have been released yet. Story in the paper was that the plane attempted a landing and then made a "quick" takeoff. It was described as in a steep climb when it turned to the side and went down in the trees past the end of the runway. Both the girls and the pilot died in the crash. John 
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October 18th 05, 01:22 PM
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Two 9th grade girls die in Young Eagles flight
A go-around? Forget to retract the flaps?
"John Ammeter" wrote in message ... I don't have any details other than that a PA-28 with pilot and two 9th grade girls crashed on takeoff from Paine Field this weekend. They were on a Young Eagles flight per the newspaper. No names have been released yet. Story in the paper was that the plane attempted a landing and then made a "quick" takeoff. It was described as in a steep climb when it turned to the side and went down in the trees past the end of the runway. Both the girls and the pilot died in the crash. John
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October 18th 05, 01:57 PM
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Two 9th grade girls die in Young Eagles flight
On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 12:22:02 GMT, "OtisWinslow" wrote:
"John Ammeter" wrote in message ... I don't have any details other than that a PA-28 with pilot and two 9th grade girls crashed on takeoff from Paine Field this weekend. They were on a Young Eagles flight per the newspaper. No names have been released yet. Story in the paper was that the plane attempted a landing and then made a "quick" takeoff. It was described as in a steep climb when it turned to the side and went down in the trees past the end of the runway. A go-around? Forget to retract the flaps? FAA preliminary report says "ACFT REPORTED LOSS OF POWER SHORTLY AFTER DEPARTURE". Ron Wanttaja
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