Another time plane crashes on the California highway
Another time plane crashes on the California highway
A small plane sporting the marked marks of a World The Nazi bomber of World War II surprised Californians yesterday when it crashed on Highway 101 in Agoura Hills, and then quickly burst into flames.
The drivers took out their phones and social networks exploded in a storm of astonished and funny comments before the unexpected vision. The images and images were published quickly, including several videos showing that the remains seem completely out of date as several modern cars pass by.
Traveling in time to the Nazis?
Fortunately, the pilot, who was the sole occupant, suffered no damage. He was able to get away from the remains, but perhaps disappointingly, he was not wearing a German military uniform.
While a Twitter user commented that "it made sense" that the "Nazi would travel in time" would bring the end, the aircraft is American-made. It was painted to carry these specific markings by the Condor Aviation club as part of its World War II collection. The club is over 50 years old and was created by pilots dedicated to the history of air travel. The airplane is a feature in aviation shows and parades. The German themed aircraft was taken out for training purposes.
The plane crashed near the middle of the north highway at approximately 1:15 pm and managed to avoid hitting any of the cars. The wing crashed into a concrete barrier, which is what has been determined as the cause of the explosion, since the fuel tank was damaged in the impact.
Limited information has been published, such as the reasoning behind the high-risk landing. The pilot, whose identity has been withheld, is an experienced pilot and flies for Alaska Airlines. The accident is currently under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration. The pilot is not aware of what went wrong with the plane.
Traffic was backed for miles while the firefighter put the flames under control. One has to wonder how many phone calls the emergency services team took to believe that a Nazi plane actually crashed.
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