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Cape Air Cessna 402C (N781EA) | Photo 24032

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Photo ID 24032, uploaded April 10, 2013

Sorry for is not the best quality but still an interesting shot. This bird had a wheels up landing,and better yet nobody was hurt

San Juan - Luis Munoz Marin International (SJU / TJSJ) - Puerto Rico

Photo taken: August 1, 2010

Operator: Cape Air
Type: Cessna 402C
Registration: N781EA
Serial: 402C-0310

Category: Civil Aircraft - General/Private/Sports
Marked as: Accident/incident

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Comments on this photo:

JLAmber10 Apr 13, 20:03

Lucky, though new aircraft required.

MD11Spotter11 Apr 13, 01:45

No my friend they fixed it up and it's flying once again

JLAmber11 Apr 13, 13:10

Wow, I'm shocked it was worth fixing.

ShanwickOceanic11 Nov 13, 09:53

Always nice to see people working hard ;)

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