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Skydive Cross Keys says 'mechanical issues' preceded Williamstown plane crash
The outcome "could have been much worse," said the representative of Skydive Cross Keys, which has operated since 1994 at Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown. It said a Cessna 208B carrying 15 people developed "mechanical issues" at roughly 3,000 feet, minutes after taking off at about 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
A crash involving a bus and a car on the A82 near Glen Coe has left two people in a critical condition in hospital.The ...
After a plane crashed near Cross Keys Airport in Williamstown, New Jersey, Wednesday, fourteen people were taken to hospitals ...
Three weeks after an Air India Boeing 787 crashed, investigators are still piecing together what went wrong. In the meantime, ...
Tia Robinson and her 3-year-old twins, Khalil and Khloe, were crossing Merriman Road on June 29, when they were struck by a ...
A lorry driver has been arrested after a cyclist died following a crash in Hull, Humberside Police said. Officers were called ...
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Initial reports said two 15-year-old bicyclists were heading southbound on Terra Cotta Road when an unknown vehicle ...
The family of Christopher Dailey, a recent graduate of Gloucester High School, said Thursday that "he will not recover from the injuries he sustained in the car accident," according to school ...
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