P-air
13th Apr 2008, 15:43
MMM,
Looks like the media, keen to exploit the word plane, in as many sentances as possible, even found it could now be diagnosed as a new medical symptom of a plane related crash...
Woman suffered Chest Plane ...... :p
A LIGHT plane has crashed into two homes near Los Angeles, injuring the two people on board and three on the ground.
According to an AP report, the Cessna 310 crashed through the roof of one home, as its left wing lodged into a second home.
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said the plane was carrying two men and both were in a critical condition.
In one house, a woman was critically injured, while a man suffered less serious injuries Mr Gregor said, according to AP.
A woman in the other home complained of chest plane.
The plane had taken off from San Diego and was heading to a local airport about 16 kilometres away.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23532223-401,00.html
Looks like the media, keen to exploit the word plane, in as many sentances as possible, even found it could now be diagnosed as a new medical symptom of a plane related crash...
Woman suffered Chest Plane ...... :p
A LIGHT plane has crashed into two homes near Los Angeles, injuring the two people on board and three on the ground.
According to an AP report, the Cessna 310 crashed through the roof of one home, as its left wing lodged into a second home.
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said the plane was carrying two men and both were in a critical condition.
In one house, a woman was critically injured, while a man suffered less serious injuries Mr Gregor said, according to AP.
A woman in the other home complained of chest plane.
The plane had taken off from San Diego and was heading to a local airport about 16 kilometres away.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23532223-401,00.html