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This mornings 'rag' paper (Houston Chronicle) had an article headed:
"PILOT CRASHES OLD MIG ON TAKEOFF" Pilot was flying to an Air Show at Bloomington, IN and stopped at Little Rock National Airport for fuel. On take-off lost power and was too far down R/W to stop, running off the end. quote "This is the last single seat Mig-15 in the United States". "he feared that the Mig may be a total loss". unquote So another old timer bites the dust. Was a old bird that went in a couple of weeks ago at English Air Show. If you believe the old saying that accidents happen in three's, we can look forward to another one shortly ![]() Big John |
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![]() "Big John" wrote in message ... This mornings 'rag' paper (Houston Chronicle) had an article headed: "PILOT CRASHES OLD MIG ON TAKEOFF" Pilot was flying to an Air Show at Bloomington, IN and stopped at Little Rock National Airport for fuel. On take-off lost power and was too far down R/W to stop, running off the end. Put one in a museum and recycle the rest into canoes. - A. Scott Crossfield (at an Airventure forum a few years ago when someone asked him about warbirds). |
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An HE-111, described as the last flying example, crashed in
Cheyenne WY on July 10. The unfortunate loss of the Firefly in England is offset a bit by the complete restoration of another ship that won awards at last year's Oshkosh. That was done at a shop just south of Cheyenne in Fort Collins CO. "Big John" wrote in message ... This mornings 'rag' paper (Houston Chronicle) had an article headed: "PILOT CRASHES OLD MIG ON TAKEOFF" Pilot was flying to an Air Show at Bloomington, IN and stopped at Little Rock National Airport for fuel. On take-off lost power and was too far down R/W to stop, running off the end. quote "This is the last single seat Mig-15 in the United States". "he feared that the Mig may be a total loss". unquote So another old timer bites the dust. Was a old bird that went in a couple of weeks ago at English Air Show. If you believe the old saying that accidents happen in three's, we can look forward to another one shortly ![]() Big John |
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