Small plane crashes into car during emergency landing in California

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And the award for the best f-bomb goes to…

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That’ll buff right out.

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i would be driving in to work, get hit by a plane, and not think any damn thing of it nowadays

it’d be all like “well, what the heck next can happen? Penguin attack?”

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Uh… “Help?” :thinking:

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DO NOT SAY THAT! Penguin’s will stab you with a tire iron in the face. Vicious to the core…

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America in Metaphor #102,301: Keep filming, don’t get out to help.

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almost as bad as Ferrets!

Say! what a good reason to repost Donald Katz brilliant article on Reg Mellor…

We need more grumpy old British gentlemen----

and less insane Covid/Snowmageddon/EOW stuff nowadays

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catch you later…

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Nothing on FlightAware

I feel like if I ever take a video like this, I’m going to edit out the audio before uploading it anywhere.

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I’ve caught a few good ones in my time, and nothing pisses me off more than some slack-jaw beside me cursing or otherwise ruining the audio.

Pro Tip: No one wants to hear you or your thoughts of the moment, especially swearing like a sailor.

Imagine if Zapruder had audio and said “Holy FUCK, they just blew HIS FUCKING HEAD OFF… FUCKKKKK !”.

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Friendly little airplane just trying to make new friends. :kissing_smiling_eyes:


Glad that nobody was hurt.

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YouTube and Facebook Live has given everybody the sense that viewers just want to hear people scream on camera. Twitter convinced them that their opinion is worth sharing. And if you look at the top accounts on those platform, they’re not incorrect.

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Great priorities. Whatever you do, don’t jump out to see if everyone is okay, but instead congratulate yourself on capturing everything on camera. What a tool.

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And a great one lets you use the plane again.

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Almost certainly a VFR flight. Those tend not to have a Mode-S transponder and aren’t in the FAA system Flight Aware pulls from for IFR flights.

Sad to see an old Mooney like that get trashed. The plane was manufactured in 1967.

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I’m a little surprised the pilot picked a road (where you risk the hazards of street lights, signs and power lines) since Livermore has open fields and golf courses. As a student pilot, I was scoping that area for potential landing spaces all the time.

EDIT: It appears the pilot was trying for the airport, which makes sense.

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How about N3254F? https://flightaware.com/live/flight/N3254F

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