Plane crash kills 2 in Chino

What a tragic loss

Yikes, I live 5 minutes from there. RIP.

Let me guess, lost ignition!

The engines detached from the fuselage? The engines on this a/c are attached to the wings.

…INSUFFICIENT JOURNALISTIC ENDEAVOUR, ANSWERED THE “WHO”, AVOIDED THE “WHAT”, MAKE AND MODEL OF AIRCRAFT…RATING THIS REPORT AS “POOR”…

So sad

Looks like one here in North Alabama a few weeks back.

Come on Blancolirio, tell us what happened!

Blancorlio saying a photo of take off shows the flaps DOWN and its a fowler flap so it creates drag not lift - hence the stall

I am guessing, but it could be some power loss and stall spin on takeoff..

Almost every time you hear about an old airplane with radial engines that go down right after takeoff, the NTSB finds that the pilots and ground crew, if they have ground crew, didn't do the proper preflight procedures. Every single time before a flight, they have to manually crank the propellers on these old radial engines. Oil tends to collect in the bottom cylinder after the engine has been sitting for awhile. This oil is incompressible so if the engine is started, expensive parts will get bent and the engine damaged. When these aircraft were used by the military, they followed that strict routine during every preflight. These civilian operations are too lax on procedures.

This was a prison break.

It’s always them small planes

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