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re: Plane that departed Gonzales has crashed in Tennessee.
Posted on 5/16/24 at 4:38 pm to Gris Gris
Posted on 5/16/24 at 4:38 pm to Gris Gris
Article from Unfiltered with more about the flight before it broke up.
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"Flight records indicate the plane “was destroyed following an inflight breakup and impact with terrain near Franklin, TN.” The pilot and two passengers died in the crash.
Flight records also show the plane cruising at 7,000 feet before climbing to 9,600 feet. Then, there was a rapid descent.
Flight records indicate the plane “was destroyed following an inflight breakup and impact with terrain near Franklin, TN.” The pilot and two passengers died in the crash.
Flight records also show the plane cruising at 7,000 feet before climbing to 9,600 feet. Then, there was a rapid descent."
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"Flight records indicate the plane “was destroyed following an inflight breakup and impact with terrain near Franklin, TN.” The pilot and two passengers died in the crash.
Flight records also show the plane cruising at 7,000 feet before climbing to 9,600 feet. Then, there was a rapid descent.
Flight records indicate the plane “was destroyed following an inflight breakup and impact with terrain near Franklin, TN.” The pilot and two passengers died in the crash.
Flight records also show the plane cruising at 7,000 feet before climbing to 9,600 feet. Then, there was a rapid descent."
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Posted on 5/16/24 at 4:55 pm to Gris Gris
If he flew thru some convective sigmets could easily explain the rapid decent. Thunderstorms have huge amounts of energy that can push an aircraft like that up or down thousands of feet per minute well exceeding the structural capability of the wing spars.
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