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NASA engineer Michael Reinath, 70, and his passenger Linda Gifford, 76, were killed on February 19 when their Lancair 360 MK II collided with a Cessna 172 carrying two others. An eyewitness said ...

It involved a Lancair 360 Mk II and a Cessna 172S. The pilot and passenger aboard the Lancair 360 were killed as a result of the crash, while the flight instructor and student pilot in the Cessna ...

Authorities have publicly identified two people killed last month in the midair collision of two small planes at a southern Arizona airport.

The collision on February 19, involved a Lancair 360 MKII and a Cessna 172, led to the Lancair crashing and catching fire. The FAA has taken over the investigation, with the National ...

The National Transportation and Safety Board says the mid-air collision involved a Cessna 172S and a Lancair 360 MK II. Officials say these are both single-engine, fixed-winged aircrafts.

Reinath and Gifford lived in Rio Vista, California. Federal Aviation Administration documents say the single-engine Lancair 360 MK II involved in the crash was registered to Reinath. Investigators say ...

Federal Aviation Administration documents say the single-engine Lancair 360 MK II involved in the crash was registered to Reinath. Investigators say each plane had two people aboard when they ...

Two people died after the impact when one of the airplanes, a Lancair 360 MK II, hit the ground and caught fire. Michael Reinath, 70, the pilot, and 76-year-old Linda Gifford were later identified ...