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January 11th 06, 04:46 PM
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Lancaster California: Another Fatal Cirrus Crash
5. The plane was a rental at VNY Gene Hudson Aviation. That was my first thought, since they are the only ones I know of that train in Cirrus around here, but that plane was not their tail #. As far as I know they only have 1 SR20 for rent, and it's a different tail #. It was a windy day in S. Ca., which tells me the gusts were really high around Fox (normal cenario), but news reports said wind was calm. I have never seen a windy day in S. Ca. where it wasn't even windier at Fox. I have been hit by gusts in that pattern that really made me pucker up. I'm sure we'll be hearing more about it. Alex 
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