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Today - a light aircraft crashed in Adelaide, Australia. The two aboard died. Immediately after take-off from R03L Parafield airport, plane impacted a hangar, starting a fire. The aircraft was identified as a Diamond DA42 Twin Star (Registration "VH-YQP"), operated by Flight Training Adelaide. Updates when possible. Source -...

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Keg ✈️🇦🇺vor 5 Monaten

My Alma mater. It was known as the Australian Aviation College at the time and we had Tobagos, Trinidads, Duchess, and CAP10 aircraft but a lot of fond memories. They had an accident in ‘93 when a Trinidad pranged on departure from Ceduna.

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Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et alvor 5 Monaten

Sorry to hear that. Was it this accident?

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Daniel Avor 5 Monaten

Same flight school that had another crash a few months ago.

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Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et alvor 5 Monaten

Yeas, a Socata TB-20 (link is on the comments)

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Daniel Avor 5 Monaten

No, this one

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Cole Palmervor 5 Monaten

It’s a crazy world aviation. I’m worrying about passing my instrument exam to start my multi training and I said I wanted a perspective on how little my problem is. Today shows that. RIP to the pilots.

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Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et alvor 5 Monaten

Well, you are more likely to get hurt driving to the airport. Don´t let this deter from your dreams.

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Larry Mannistovor 5 Monaten

Sadly, even the safest mode of transportation has its bad days!🤠

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Groundshyvor 5 Monaten

VMC roll.

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Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et alvor 5 Monaten

FYI

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SuzieJ3AV8R Archival Consultantvor 5 Monaten

VMC roll from lost engine?

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Francisco Cunha - ✈️ Aviation et alvor 5 Monaten

No info yet

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Mark Newton-Johnvor 5 Monaten

@F111Driver Gust lock.

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Benny Sunshinevor 5 Monaten

From the video it looks like the number 1 engine failed on take-off, very sad day.

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F111Drivervor 5 Monaten

🙏

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Tony V MDvor 5 Monaten

Oh goodness this looks terrible. RIP to the crew.

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Landmensch79vor 5 Monaten

Why are so many small planes falling out of the sky right now? 😞🕊️🕯️

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cliff higsonvor 5 Monaten

@AviationSafety had a tweet about it to.

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Tony Williamsvor 5 Monaten

Cassa will be making sure their arses are covered ...

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Jeaninevor 5 Monaten

Always sad to hear when there are fatalities. 😣

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