Student Pilot Reports Prior Takeoff Issues Before Broward Crash
Plane struggled to take off days before Broward crash, student pilot says
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A student pilot reported that the aircraft involved in last week's crash near a hospital in Pembroke Pines, Florida, had experienced takeoff problems days prior. The plane reportedly failed to gain enough speed during a previous attempt, leading to an aborted flight.
- 01The student pilot reported takeoff issues with the aircraft days before the crash.
- 02The flight was aborted previously due to insufficient speed during takeoff.
- 03The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from North Perry Airport.
- 04Engine failure was reported during the flight, leading to a nose-dive crash.
- 05The incident is under investigation by Pembroke Pines police.
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A student pilot involved in a recent plane crash near a hospital in Pembroke Pines, Florida, informed police that the same aircraft had experienced significant takeoff issues days before the incident. According to an incident report, the student and her instructor had attempted to fly the plane the week prior but had to abort the flight because it was "not gaining enough speed." On the day of the crash, shortly after taking off from North Perry Airport, the pilot reported engine failure, which caused the aircraft to nose-dive and crash. The Pembroke Pines police are currently investigating the matter.
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The crash raises concerns about aircraft safety and maintenance protocols in the area.
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