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What caused the plane to crash in San Diego?
A medical transport plane struck power lines in cloudy weather before it crashed last month near San Diego, killing two flight nurses and two pilots, federal investigators said Tuesday. The Learjet 35A crashed on Dec.
What year was the PSA crash in San Diego?
On September 25, 1978, 144 people lost their lives when Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 182 crashed in North Park. Every year on its anniversary, 144 names are written in chalk on the sidewalk at the intersection of Nile Street and Dwight Street to honor the 1978 PSA Flight 182 victims.
How many people died in the plane crash in San Diego?
EL CAJON, Calif. — All four people killed Monday in a small plane crash in East County San Diego have been identified as of Wednesday. Two pilots and two nurses were on board the flight headed to Gillespie Field airport in El Cajon after taking a medical patient to Orange County when it went down.
What street did the plane crash in San Diego?
It happened on the roadway of Pepper Drive near North Mollison, a couple of miles east of Gillespie Field, said Lakeside Fire Protection District Chief, Don Butz.
What happened to plane crash in San Diego?
Where in San Diego did plane crash?
A military plane based out MCAS Miramar crashed in rural Imperial County east of San Diego Wednesday afternoon, according to authorities.
Who died in plane crash in El Cajon?
The San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office on Wednesday identified the other two crash victims as Douglas James Grande, 45, and 67-year-old Julian Jorge Bugaj.
Who was killed in San Diego plane crash?
The San Diego County medical examiner’s office identified two of the victims as Douglas James Grande, 42, and Julian Jorge Bugaj, 67. Both men were licensed pilots. Friends and colleagues said nurses Tina Ward and Laurie Gentz were the passengers.
Who died in the plane crash in San Diego?
How are plane crash victims identified?
The identification of the victims was carried out with visual, anthropological, odontological, and genetic means. The genetic identification was carried out through comparison of the remains with reference samples from personal objects of the victims or blood/saliva samples from their relatives.