LA-based businessman and regular pilot of single engine planes
LA-based businessman and regular pilot of single engine planes
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Adrian Funnell
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FROM Adrian Funnell
Which Way, L.A.?
Cessnas Collide, Killing Pilots and One Person on Ground Yesterday, two single-engine Cessnas collided in mid-air a mile from the Corona Municipal Airport. Five people were killed. Two bodies from one plane fell on a busy commercial strip of auto dealerships. Two others died when their plane hit the ground nearby. An employee at Corona Chevrolet was killed by aircraft parts that crashed through the roof of a building. The FAA is still investigating the cause.
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