Posted on 21 April 2011.
by Global News Staff
St Lucia — The George Charles Airport on the outskirts of Castries in St Lucia was closed last week on Wednesday night and Thursday morning after a small aircraft crashed while attempting to land.
The St Lucia Air and Sea Port Authority said the pilot was the sole occupant of the twin-engine Cessna aircraft. He was unhurt as the plane crashed into a fence.
Several flights were cancelled because of the mishap.
A number of objects have been shot down from the sky recently, including a Chinese spy balloon and three UFOs in North America.
Thousands are floating overhead at any given time, ranging from the mysterious to mundane. Here’s a look at what's up there. https://nyti.ms/3k0kN9E
As investigators probe why a gunman targeted Michigan State University and how he got the firearm used in the mass shooting, the campus community is mourning the students killed and still reeling from the hours of terror that unfolded earlier this week. https://cnn.it/3S5Y5cR
The companies that lease jets to airlines are benefiting from rebounding global travel and production delays at aircraft manufacturers
https://on.wsj.com/3xwuDTK
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