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Indian Student Pilot, His Trainer Killed In Plane Crash In Philippines
An Indian student pilot and his Filipino trainer were killed when their small plane crashed in the Philippines, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Indian Student Among 2 Killed In Philippine Plane Crash
A small plane has crashed on a training flight in the northern Philippines, killing an Indian student pilot and his Filipino instructor, authorities said Wednesday.
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Philippines Seeks US Help On Data Recorders For Plane Crash Probe
The Philippines will send black boxes of a Lockheed C-130 aircraft that crashed at the weekend to the United States to seek expert help in opening and analysing them, the military chief said on Wednesday.
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Death Count In Philippine Military Plane Crash Rises To 52
Philippine security forces searched among coconut trees on a remote southern island Monday for the flight data boxes of an aircraft that crashed and killed 52 people in one of the country's worst military air disasters.
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45 Dead After Military Plane Carrying 92 Crashes In Philippines
At least 45 people were killed and dozens injured Sunday when a Philippine military aircraft carrying troops crashed and burst into flames after missing the runway in the country's south, the armed forces said.
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Philippine Plane Following Pope Francis' Overshoots Runway
A plane carrying top aides of Philippine President Benigno Aquino overshot a runway in stormy weather today, authorities said, shortly after Pope Francis's plane took off from the same airport.
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Philippine Rebels Burn Light Plane, Warehouse
Philippine police say suspected communist guerrillas have burned a small plane used for aerial agricultural spraying in the south in their latest attack.
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Airplane crashes into Philippine school, 11 killed
At least 11 people, including two children, were killed when a light plane crashed into a school building on Saturday near the Philippine capital, after its pilot requested an emergency landing shortly after take-off, officials and the Red Cross said.
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Indian Student Pilot, His Trainer Killed In Plane Crash In Philippines
An Indian student pilot and his Filipino trainer were killed when their small plane crashed in the Philippines, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Indian Student Among 2 Killed In Philippine Plane Crash
A small plane has crashed on a training flight in the northern Philippines, killing an Indian student pilot and his Filipino instructor, authorities said Wednesday.
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Philippines Seeks US Help On Data Recorders For Plane Crash Probe
The Philippines will send black boxes of a Lockheed C-130 aircraft that crashed at the weekend to the United States to seek expert help in opening and analysing them, the military chief said on Wednesday.
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Death Count In Philippine Military Plane Crash Rises To 52
Philippine security forces searched among coconut trees on a remote southern island Monday for the flight data boxes of an aircraft that crashed and killed 52 people in one of the country's worst military air disasters.
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45 Dead After Military Plane Carrying 92 Crashes In Philippines
At least 45 people were killed and dozens injured Sunday when a Philippine military aircraft carrying troops crashed and burst into flames after missing the runway in the country's south, the armed forces said.
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Philippine Plane Following Pope Francis' Overshoots Runway
A plane carrying top aides of Philippine President Benigno Aquino overshot a runway in stormy weather today, authorities said, shortly after Pope Francis's plane took off from the same airport.
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Philippine Rebels Burn Light Plane, Warehouse
Philippine police say suspected communist guerrillas have burned a small plane used for aerial agricultural spraying in the south in their latest attack.
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Airplane crashes into Philippine school, 11 killed
At least 11 people, including two children, were killed when a light plane crashed into a school building on Saturday near the Philippine capital, after its pilot requested an emergency landing shortly after take-off, officials and the Red Cross said.
