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April 4th 06, 12:40 PM
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Fatal accident in Italy
On the first day of the first competition of the soaring season, Enea
Bonaretti has impacted a mountain. The glider was found resting inverted, the tail cone broken, on Mt. Rocciamelone (in the Alps close to Torino) at about 3000m agl. Once again, the most probable cause is a spin. Some of you might have met Enea on his gliding holidays in South Africa and other exotic gliding locations. please take care, everyone. Aldo Cernezzi 
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