Crashed Plane Tore Apart in Sky

By Eric S. Page
|  Tuesday, Apr 21, 2009  |  Updated 4:23 PM PDT
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Crashed Plane Tore Apart in Sky

The Piper Comanche crashed at 10:55 a.m. on military property three miles north of Route 52 and east of Interstate 15.

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A civilian aircraft crashed and burst into flames Saturday in hilly terrain on base at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.

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A civilian aircraft crashed and burst into flames Saturday in hilly terrain on base at MCAS Miramar killing the pilot, officials said.
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New details emerged Tuesday about the deadly crash of a small plane at Marine Corps Station Miramar earlier this month.

A couple from Burbank was killed when their Piper Comanche crashed on April 11.

The plane began to come apart as the pilot lost control, and the aircraft started to drop, according to investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board. The findings are consistent with a witness who said debris fell from the sky. On Tuesday, officials confirmed that the debris was, in fact, pieces of the aircraft.

The plane took off from Whiteman Airport near Los Angeles and was headed for Brown Field.

Posted Jul 17, 2009
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