A Pilot Dies in Uruguay After the Crash of Two Airplanes in the Air; the Causes Are Investigated
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A pilot has died in a collision between two small civilian aircraft near Guasuvira, in the department of Canelones, Uruguay. The incident occurred around noon during a training flight in formation in the area of the private Green Airport. After the contact between the machines, one of the aircraft was able to return and make an emergency landing at the airport. The pilot was not physically injured, but was in shock. The second aircraft crashed i…
The death victim was the pilot of one of the aircraft that rushed.The other plane was able to land emergency.
MONTEVIDEO (AP) — An experienced pilot died in Uruguay after two civilian planes crashed into the air on Wednesday, reported the Uruguayan Air Force, which opened an investigation to determine the causes of the crash.
A tragic air crash struck the Eastern Republic of Uruguay this Wednesday after the collision in mid-flight between two civilian aircraft carrying out acrobatic manoeuvres in formation in the vicinity of the Guazuvirá spa in the department of Canelones, causing the death of Daniel Ubillos, 58 years old — former Air Force pilot [...]
A 58-year-old man died in Uruguay after the plane he was flying rushed into a mountain area in Guazuvirá, Canelones department. The other aircraft managed to land in an emergency and its pilot was unharmed. Tragedy entry into Uruguay: a pilot died after the crash of two planes during an acrobatics practice was first published in #BorderJournalism.
Buenos Aires, October 28 (NA) -- A pilot died this Wednesday in Uruguay after the collision in the air of two civil aircraft carrying out acrobatic maneuvers in the vicinity of the Guazuvirá spa, in the department of Canelones, about 60 kilometers from Montevideo. According to the Uruguayan Air Force, the accident occurred around noon. After the impact, one of the planes managed to make an emergency landing at the facilities of the Aeroclub Gree…
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