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Thursday, March 08, 2007
Death crash pilot missed his chance to land safely
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A pilot who died after crashing his glider last year
might still be alive today if he had taken earlier safe opportunities to land, according to a report on the accident.
Barry Thompson, 54, of Langdale, Bedford, died on September 19 last year, 20 days after he crashed his Slingsby Dart glider close to Thirsk, Yorkshire.
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