Patty Wagstaff, Farnbororugh 2006 - Foto: Per Gram
En MiG-29 OVT med thrust vectoring fløy et imponerende show. Jeg spurte henne hva hun synes om showet hans. Hun sa. "Well, it was absolutely flown with Slavic enthusiasm".
Two people were injured Wednesday after a small plane flipped over shortly after landing at the Northeast Florida Regional Airport in St. Augustine.
For reasons yet to be determined, the plane ran off the runway after landing around 5:30 p.m. and then flipped upside down, according to Florida Highway Patrol.
Rescue crews responded to the scene, but the two people inside the plane were able to walk away, according to St. Johns County Sheriff's Office spokesman Chuck Mulligan. Patricia Wagstaff, the 68-year-old St. Augustine woman who was listed as the pilot of the 1958 Beech K35 airplane, suffered minor injuries but was not taken to a hospital, according to FHP.
No other details were immediately available. FAA will investigate the cause of the incident.
Patty Wagstaff’s Bonanza Flips At St. Augustine
Veteran airshow pilot and aerobatics instructor Patty Wagstaff was slightly injured when the V-tail Bonanza she was flying departed the runway and flipped on Wednesday at Northeast Florida Airport in St. Augustine Florida. Wagstaff tweeted that the aircraft suffered a mechanical problem but that she and her passenger, an instructor at her flight school, were “doing fine.”
The aircraft ended up in a marshy area off the runway and video from the scene shows the main gear down. It was Wagstaff’s 68th birthday on Wednesday. The mishap occurred in the late afternoon.
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