Pilot dies after small planes collide mid-air in Lancaster area, authorities say
LANCASTER, Calif. (KABC) -- One pilot is dead after two small planes collided mid-air in the Lancaster area Sunday, authorities confirmed. The planes went down around 12:50 p.m. according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. One crash-landed at 47th Street and Avenue F, the other at Avenue G and 60th Street.
The legislation authorized the transfer of the retired U.S. Coast Guard planes to the state of California. The C-130Hs ...
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Retrofitted Cal Fire air tanker already part of state’s wildfire effortsA Cal Fire representative said the aircraft was needed as a statewide resource “as we continue to see the increase in fire ...
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First of California’s long-awaited military aircraft in use to fight wildfires. See it flyA military aircraft converted to fight California wildfires is in the air after years of federal delays. The first of seven C-130 aircraft transferred from the U.S. Coast Guard and retrofitted is ...
Cal Fire already had the world's largest aerial fleet. This addition now enhances those efforts even more. "Just by the speed and the amount of retardant these planes can carry, it's going to ...
At least one person was killed Sunday during a mid-air collision between two small planes near Lancaster, according to the ...
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