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08-03-2023, 06:51 PM
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Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
The accident, reported on the sidewalk of La Esmeralda, in San Luis de Gaceno, resulted in the death of N.T. (former senator), her husband G.P. (Director of the Democratic Center in the Mêta), Deputy D.B., Ó.R. (Councilor of Villavicencio), F.C. (candidate for the Government of the Mêta) and E.Á. (pilot), who were traveling from Villavicencio to Bogotá. Civil Aeronautics reported that experts will collect evidence to determine the causes of the accident. |
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08-03-2023, 07:15 PM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
She was a good looking woman. They look relatively in tact for most plane crash victims I've seen.
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08-04-2023, 04:28 PM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
That one face staring at you is really creepy! (opening in the right side, first picture) |
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08-04-2023, 06:27 PM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
You can see the woman's face in the first pic, right side of the fuselage.
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08-05-2023, 10:21 AM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
At the very least their deaths came quickly but the terror that one must feel when the plane is going down. So very sad.
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08-06-2023, 03:19 PM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
No, in the pic she's peeking out the rear window, so she was probably sitting in the rear seat. I think they are in such good shape because either: A. They ran out of fuel, so there was not much of a fire. B. When they crashed, they went through trees, which ripped the wings off. Normally, light aircraft have the fuel tanks in the inboard end of each wing, right next to the fuselage. I don't see any wings in the wreckage photos, so they must have been torn off, which would leave only a cup or so of gasoline in the plumbing from the wings down to the engine. This would explain the small burned area. Interior aircraft parts are usually self-extinguishing, including the carpeting, the upholstery, and the plastic panels. It WILL burn if there is a flame against it, but if the flame is removed, the fire on the interior materials will self-extinguish. When Learjet put in their custom interiors, every material used, and the final assembly of those materials, had to be flame tested and a report for everything went with the aircraft when it was delivered. The burn lab at the Lear factory in Tucson was always busy. All aircraft manufacturers since the 1970's have used self-extinguishing materials on all aircraft interiors. Even when a current aircraft owner takes out his old ratty interior that was installed in 1962, and installs a new interior kit, they get a burn certificate with the new kit, to put in the logbook with the interior redo information. |
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08-07-2023, 05:01 PM
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Re: Six Colombian Mêta Leaders Die in a Plane Crash
The lady’s head poking out of the rear of the plane is eerie |