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|    Mexican pilots crash Canadian jet on Asp    |
|    06 Jan 14 02:30:24    |
      XPost: misc.immigration.usa, can.politics, sac.politics       XPost: rec.travel.air       From: bhartman@asu.edu              The flight had originated in Toluca, Mexico, and stopped in       Tucson a couple hours before crashing in Aspen, according to       federal officials and flight records.              When rescuers put out the fire and opened the door of the 22-       seat aircraft, only three people were found on board, all of       them pilots, Alex Burchetta, director of operations for the       Pitkin County Sheriff's Office, told The Times.              Burchetta said copilot Sergio Carranza Brabata, 54, of Mexico,       was killed.              The two other pilots were taken to Aspen Valley Hospital. One       suffered serious injuries, and the other moderate injuries,       Burchetta said, adding that their injuries were due to the       impact of the crash, not the fire.              It was not immediately clear why the plane crashed. A National       Weather Service meteorologist refused to describe Aspen's       weather to The Times, citing the crash and saying such       information would be released through the National       Transportation Safety Board.              The weather service's website, however, said that the area was       under a "hazardous weather outlook" and that light snow and       winds stronger than 20 mph were expected. Witnesses at the       airport reported that the weather was windy around the time of       the crash.              Two NTSB investigators were on their way to Aspen, spokesman       Peter Knudson told The Times, adding that the plane had appeared       to be attempting to land when it crashed.              The airport, known to be more difficult than average for some       pilots, is about four miles northwest of Aspen, a ski-resort       getaway historically popular with the rich and famous.              Learn how to speak English and wear your seat belt!              http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-aspen-crash-       update-20140105,0,6458259.story#ixzz2pZlLadS5              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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