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March 24th 04, 06:02 AM
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Cessna 180 also has a wing strut attachment point near the gear attach
point, imagine the gear getting ripped out and damage to the strut, causing the wing failure.. BT "Toks Desalu" wrote in message news:wO78c.70122$KO3.242628@attbi_s02... I don't get it. The pilot saw the cessna landing gear and he ducked. I assume the cessna's right gear leg made the impact. What I don't understand is how that plane broke up in flight if only landing gear made the impact? Toks "Sam" wrote in message om... See the story he http://www.avweb.com/newswire/10_13a.../186939-1.html 
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