Cecil Chapman wrote:
Yeah, took a peek at the Mercury News this morning and everything was
correct, including listing the correct plane type.

Except (and I doubt I'm going out on a limb here) for the "landed upside
down" part. Flipped over after landing, ok. Landing upside down?
Hmmm, I doubt it. Sounds like the typical reporter not quite knowing
what they're talking about.

Glad to hear that pilot and passenger walked away. Too bad for the plane.


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