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Aviation Mishaps

A small aircraft, partially submerged and inverted in a marshy area, with its nose in the water and tail resting on the bank; the registration number N2767Z is visible on the fuselage.

Carb Ice Crash of Cessna

A Beautiful Day Ends in Tragedy The day started like many others for the 73-year-old private pilot, who had logged over 400 total flight hours,

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A yellow Avid Magnum amphibious airplane being hoisted from Lake Michigan by a crane mounted on a barge. The aircraft shows significant damage, with bent wings and a broken tail section. The calm water reflects the wreckage and the crane.

Beaver Island Crash

On a calm summer morning in June 2023, a sightseeing flight over the scenic waters near Beaver Island, Michigan, ended in heartbreak. What began as

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A yellow Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub with registration number N8576Y sits in a grassy field after an emergency landing. The aircraft is upright but shows significant damage to the vertical stabilizer, which is crumpled and bent at the top. The tailwheel assembly appears to be intact, and the surrounding vegetation is undisturbed, indicating a relatively controlled landing.

An Icy Surprise in Montana

On a calm August morning in the skies over Manhattan, Montana, what started as a routine instructional flight in a classic taildragger quickly turned into

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