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Decades-Old Debris in Spitfire ‘Very Likely’ Caused Fatal Crash in 2024 – Report
The inquiry found 26 safety recommendations and said maintenance confusion likely reduced the chance of detecting the debris.
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Spitfire crash which killed Royal Air Force pilot 'very likely' caused by decades-old debris
Decades-old debris inside a downed Spitfire has been deemed “very likely” to have been the cause of a crash that killed a Royal Air Force pilot, an investigation has concluded.Squadron Leader Mark Long, 43, died when his Supermarine Spitfire crashed during a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) display near RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire on May 25 2024.The crash happened at 1.16pm, shortly after Mr Long took off to conduct a series of flypast…
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The Independent (US)
Decades old debris likely caused fatal Spitfire crash that killed RAF pilot
Squadron leader Mark Long was killed after his Spitfire crashed near RAF Coningsby in 2024
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