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Plane collide with another at Haydock race course uk

Jake Smith
Last updated: 11 September 2018 19:59
By Jake Smith
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A light aircraft had crashed on landing after clipping its wing on another plane that was stationary in the Haydock race course landing strip.  No one was injured in the accident. Smoke could be seen from the landing aircraft. The race official did inspect the airstrip prior to the accident and confirmed there was not going out of the ordinary and th airstrip was fine and it was not at fault. The passengers onboard the landing plane said their pilot did an amazing drip considering how bad the weather conditions were on the day of the crash. The race officials said thy were glad that no body was hurt in the accident. It seems that the weather conditions were not the best on the day.

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