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March 29th 05, 02:18 AM
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Wayne Paul wrote: Two Spokane men were killed when an ultralight plane crashed less than 200 yards from Interstate 84 in Eastern Oregon. A minor clairifaction it was an Amatuer Built experimental 2 Place challenger calling it an U/L is a common mistake. A common mistake that can attributed to the name of the company that sales Challenger II kits and plans. (Quad City Ultralight Aircraft Company) Wayne http://www.soaridaho.com/ Yeah, I found that out when I searched with 'challenger II homebuilt aircraft'. Nice looking plane. From the accident report and the website it would appear that it was the 2 seat trainer version. Report did say that they had just bought it. Harry K 
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