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Late pilot s fate

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14th May 2022, 02:48

Alex Smart Alex Smart is offline

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Re: Late pilot s fate

Hi dnaler,
We discussed this way back in August 2021.

https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/115249

Alex

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