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- Mar 11, 2003
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Old aviation mystery may have been solved
Yellowknife — The clouds may have lifted on a 40-year-old aviation mystery after three bodies were found in the wreckage of a bush plane in the remote tundra of the central Arctic.
A team of geologists spotted the remains of the 1938 Fairchild 82 on Sunday as they were exploring terrain south of Bathurst Inlet. RCMP confirm they suspect the plane belonged to Chuck McAvoy, a bush pilot known for his willingness to bend the rules and for his ability to find others lost in the barrens.
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Yellowknife — The clouds may have lifted on a 40-year-old aviation mystery after three bodies were found in the wreckage of a bush plane in the remote tundra of the central Arctic.
A team of geologists spotted the remains of the 1938 Fairchild 82 on Sunday as they were exploring terrain south of Bathurst Inlet. RCMP confirm they suspect the plane belonged to Chuck McAvoy, a bush pilot known for his willingness to bend the rules and for his ability to find others lost in the barrens.
Full story:
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