Emergency Crash Landing

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Passenger texted 'emergency landing' before North Carolina plane crash: Authorities

Authorities say one passenger texted "emergency landing" to a family member moments before the deadly plane crash that killed seven people, including former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his family.

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Passenger texted 'emergency landing' before crash that killed ex-NASCAR star, family

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'Emergency landing': Passenger onboard plane with former NASCAR driver texted relative before crash

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‘Emergency landing.’ Someone on Greg Biffle plane texted family member, NTSB says

Someone aboard NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s plane texted a family member moments before the Cessna 550 jet crashed at Statesville Regional Airport Thursday, National Transportation Safety Board member ...

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NTSB Unclear Who Was at Controls in Jet Crash That Killed Ex-NASCAR Driver Greg Biffle and 6 Others

The Cessna C550 erupted into a large fire when it hit the ground Thursday.

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NASCAR’s Greg Biffle killed in plane crash. Here are some other athletes who died in the air

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NTSB investigates NC plane crash that killed ex-NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, 6 others

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Passenger’s Chilling ‘Emergency’ Text Message Revealed in Fatal Greg Biffle Plane Crash Probe

One brief text from a passenger on board read, "emergency landing" right before Greg Biffle's plane went down in a fiery crash.

NASCAR legend Greg Biffle’s plane was in air only 7 minutes, almost made safe emergency landing before exploding, killing everyone on board

Biffle, his family and three others all died when the Cessna C550 jet they were on experienced engine problems and crashed just shy of the runway at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina

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10 Dead, Including 3 Children, After Private Jet Attempts Emergency Landing onto Soccer Field and Bursts into Flames

Acapulco, on Mexico’s Pacific coast, had to attempt an emergency landing on a soccer field in San Mateo Atenco, approximately 32 miles from Mexico City