Small plane crash into garden wales 10/02/24

[7of9]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-68257894

[DaveReidUK]

Probably this Aerosport Scamp, which fits the reported "bumblebee" colour scheme and is based at RAF Mona, a few hundred yards away from the crash location:

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/500x334/1181074_small_4c9e86a3946db6f975e111e19d82488549a9b0c3.jpg

[treadigraph]

Grief, there are RC models on YouTube bigger than that! Mind you, it's probably larger than a CriCri...

[NoelEvans]

Where on earth do the BBC get their 'reporters' from??? In that article:A light aircraft is a small plane which is suitable for carrying only a small number of passengers.Muppets! (Apologies, that it probably an insult to Muppets!)

I hope the pilot gets back flying soon.

[DogTailRed2]

I hope the Pilot is okay. Did he injure his ligamentous nuchal?

[OvertHawk]

Where on earth do the BBC get their 'reporters' from??? In that article:Muppets! (Apologies, that it probably an insult to Muppets!)

I hope the pilot gets back flying soon.

That sounds like it's been generated by AI.

[Expressflight]

That sounds like it's been generated by AI.
If that's the case we had better get used to this sort of rubbish from the BBC and others. What a depressing thought.

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And is is even more depressing when you see that it took three people to write that report.

[Geriaviator]

Plus the Director of Diversity, Director of Equality, Director of Programming etc to ensure we are given a balanced view.

[KyleJR]

Where on earth do the BBC get their 'reporters' from??? In that article:Muppets! (Apologies, that it probably an insult to Muppets!)

I hope the pilot gets back flying soon.

They had to get their word count up.