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Private jet crashes In Flames at Maine airport with 8 aboard

Private jet crashes in flames at Maine airport with eight aboard

A private jet crashed in flames as it was taking off from a Maine airport with eight aboard, the U.S. aviation regulator said, but their fate and identities were not immediately known.

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At least 6 dead in private jet crash in Bangor, Maine

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Six presumed dead in private jet crash at Maine airport during winter storm

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Seven people killed and one injured in private jet crash in Maine

A private jet carrying eight people has crashed while taking off from Bangor International Airport in the US state of Maine, aviation authorities have said.

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Maine plane crash victims include event planner and corporate pilot

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6 killed in Maine jet crash during snowstorm

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Jet crashes upside-down at Bangor airport, killing all 6 aboard — with chilling message heard in final moment

The victims were not immediately identified, but the doomed jet was registered to one of the founding partners of a major Texas personal-injury law firm, Arnold & Itkin.

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At least six killed after private jet crashes during winter storm at airport in Bangor, Maine

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Several killed as private jet registered to Houston company crashes on takeoff in Maine, FAA says

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World’s first jet-powered Amish buggy

AN AMISH BUGGY that would normally be drawn by horses has been fitted with a turbo jet engine. “It’s like oil and water, they should not go together,” jokes its creator Chad Clark. The outrageous project,

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I built a jet engine for my scooter!

In this video, watch as an old turbo is transformed into a jet engine and mounted onto a custom-built Furze scooter. The project has faced delays due to a broken finger, but exciting twists make the journey worthwhile.

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Gas turbine

Turbo charger Jet Engines have long been considered one of the holy grails of backyard engineering. This is with good reason – they’re hard to build, and even harder to run. Many a turbo has met an untimely end from a hot start or oil starvation.