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2008/06/02

SkyDive Crash




What: SkyDive Greensburg skydiving plane
Where: landed the plane on a Greensburg airport; 200 yards into a field, flipping over onto its top.
When: this a.m.
Who: Pilot Matt Kendal walked away; 15 skydivers jump out of the plane at about 5,000 feet. The normal jumping altitude is 13,000 feet,
Why:plane's engine cut out at about 7,500 feet

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