The newest event was not a crash, but came very, very close to being a disaster for both the crew on the aircraft and several bystanders on the ground. Apparently, the pilot of an Argentinian Air Force trainer flew the aircraft directly at a group of people on the ground, getting down to about three feet (one meter) off the ground. There were two videos, one from the aircraft, which included data from the head up display, and a second video taken from the ground. The still picture below, taken from one of the videos, shows just close this aircraft came to the crashing.
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Do you know of a video that should be added to Plane-Crash-Videos.net? AirSafe.com is always open to ideas. The best kinds of videos to send have most of the following characteristics:
- Available on a video sharing site like YouTube, or available online as a MP4, M4V, MOV, or WMV file
- Deals with a single event
- Is associated with some kind of formal accident or incident report
- Deals with a plane crash, some other serious accident or incident, or a situation with the potential to be a crash
- Involves any kind of flying activity, including aircraft, helicopters, ultralights, skydiving, or space flight
- Has some kind of educational value to the public
For examples of what kind of videos we like, look at some of the postings at Plane-Crash-Videos.net. Not all of the videos involved crashes, and in the case of private aircraft accident in Palo Alto, CA, did not have a video associated with it. However, it did have two very dramatic audio recordings of the actual crash.
