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Investigation Reveals the Animal That Was Seen Right Before Fatal Plane Crash The National Transportation Safety Board revealed that a pilot was avoiding a turtle on the runway before he fatally crashed near Farmington, North Carolina, earlier this month. On June 3, the pilot was attempting to land his single-engine airplane, a Stinson 108 Voyager, at the Sugar Valley Airport when he crashed, according to the NTSB report published Wednesday. Of the three souls on board, only one passenger survived. NTSB issues its preliminary report for the ongoing investigation of the June 3 crash of a Universal Stinson 108 airplane in Farmington, North Carolina: https://t.co/K1Ncs5eixY — NTSB Newsroom (@NTSB_Newsroom) June 18, 2025 According to the NTSB report, the pilot was trying to avoid the hazardous condition on the runway. “A man cutting the grass at the end of runway 2 reported that he saw the turtle on the runway and the pilot raised the right wheel to avoid the turtle,” the report read. “After that, the wings began to rock back and forth.” the pilot of the Stinson 108 airplane that crashed at Sugar Valley Airport in Mocksville had been informed that there was a turtle on the runway during takeoff and was attempting to avoid it.https://t.co/9SuCBC8sim — 21 South News (@21SouthNews) June 20, 2025 “Then the airplane took off again, but he lost site of the
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