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Self-fly tour firm confirms its plane in fatal crash near Nelson

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A self-fly tourism company has confirmed that one of its aircraft was involved in a crash near Nelson that killed two people. Around midday on Tuesday, police were notified that a Cessna 172P Skyhawk, which had taken off from Nelson Airport at 9.10am, was overdue. The plane was later found…

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    A self-fly tourism company has confirmed that one of its aircraft was involved in a crash near Nelson that killed two people. Around midday on Tuesday, police were notified that a Cessna 172P Skyhawk, which had taken off from Nelson Airport at 9.10am, was overdue. The plane was later found…

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