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Bombardier Challenger 300 crashes into a building while landing at San Fernando Airport in Argentina, killing the pilot and co-pilot. According to local media, LV-GOK was coming from Punta del Este when it landed on runway 05 and made an excursion off the runway. Airport sources say that only...

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Antony Ochieng,KE✈️1 year ago

Investigations into such accidents typically examine flight data records, pilot actions, aircraft maintenance history, and environmental conditions to determine the cause. The findings will aim to enhance aviation safety by preventing similar occurrences in the future.

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ARK Electronics2 years ago

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Jorn 🏳️‍🌈 Six-Shooter (Still homeless)1 year ago

they came in really fast: 181kts at nearly end of runway 😱

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Aerospace Analyst ✈1 year ago

Any word on what caused the "excursion off the runway"?

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Chris Clark1 year ago

😢🙏

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Steve Whitacre1 year ago

Didn't this happen months ago?

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BlackCell (OSINT)1 year ago

@lookner A plane crashed yesterday at Honolulu International Airport and you didn't report on it

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Excel Driver1 year ago

“Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even greater degree than the sea, it is terribly unforgiving of any carelessness, incapacity or neglect.”

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Wajahat Ullah Safi وجاہت اللہ1 year ago

Very sad indeed

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