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"James Robinson" wrote:
No question, takeoff is a critical time in twins. Fatal accident just east of Cleveland. Pilot was reported to be trying to turn back to field following some sort of failure soon after taking off. http://www.onnnews.com/Global/story....9&nav=LQlCN9X3 Media reports should the last place to pick out words to take literally. I live 3/4 from this airport and am based there. Based on winds, crash site, and a couple other factors, he was likely well underway before reporting a problem. One media outlet here reported, per a witness, that the plane was on fire before impact. If that's accurate, it further doesn't sound like a problem more peculiar to twins. Fred F. |
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