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aerobatic maneuvers. and it s quite entertaining. and amanda, basically, crawls all over the airplane while kyle is doing all sorts of aerobatic maneuvers with that big old biplane of his. but toward the end of their routine, something goes horribly wrong. there was one final loop that they made and i guess we were all just waiting for them to come back down. he s going to crash. and the plane didn t come back up. it just kind of disappeared behind a little brush line. i didn t know what was happening. we actually thought it was part of the show at first. people were anticipating for the plane to come back up. the plane never rises and people in the crowd realize they just witnessed a terrible accident. i was so shocked because the crowd, some thousands of people were here, and you could have heard a pin drop.
actually got out, and then it was sort of like a relief. in this case, because we had the race going on, emergency crews were actually already on the property so they were almost to get there almost as soon as it happened. looking at the tape, it seems like the plane is going to land on the runway, so why did it suddenly drop? after the crash, darby says he s able to talk to the pilot, who tells him something shocking. apparently, ditching in the water is intentional. from what i heard, the passenger in the back actually pushed the stick forward to push the plane down into the water because he knew that they weren t going to make it, they would probably hit the seawall if they didn t do that. the concrete seawall separates the runway from the bay. slamming into it would likely be more disastrous than forcing the plane into the water. after the crash, the height of the seawall makes it difficult for the salvage crew to recover the sunken plane. you ve got a fairly high seawall
there is no physical evidence left to show that the crash ever happened. but for david darby, there is one lasting side effect. i don t know if i ll be flying in any little planes anytime soon. i just got it on film, bro. you got that? yeah. oh, my goodness! so far, we ve seen planes crash into water and on land. you would think once a plane makes it to the runway, it would be safe. think again. at new york s jfk international airport, a large transcontinental airplane clips the tail of a smaller regional jet, spinning it with jarring force. april 11th, 2011, a small delta