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CAP T182T Crash on Nov. 8



 
 
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Old January 23rd 08, 03:02 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
gwengler
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Default CAP T182T Crash on Nov. 8

For whatever it's worth, I located the crash site from the coordinates
given in the NTSB preliminary. The North Town One Departure from KVGT
from where the airplane left calls for an overflight of the LAS VOR.
The crash site is only half a mile from the direct course from LAS to
L00, the airplane's destination. I know the did not file an IFR
flight plan, and I have no idea about the actual route of flight;
however, I found this an interesting coincidence.
Gerd
 




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