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Pilot Killed In Lancaster County Plane Crash

Pilot who died in Lancaster plane crash had been accused of abuse, ordered out of his home

The pilot of a plane who died in a plane crash Sunday morning in Lancaster had been evicted from his house two days prior as part of a protection from abuse order filed by his wife.

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One person killed in plane crash outside Lancaster

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Pilot in deadly plane crash near Lancaster Airport accused of abusing wife

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New details released on fatal Lancaster County plane crash

Federal investigators are in Lancaster County on Monday to investigate the plane crash that killed a local doctor.

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Wife of pilot killed in Lancaster County plane crash Sunday filed PFA against him 2 days earlier

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Pilot ID'd after being killed in small plane crash near Lancaster Airport

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Aircraft crashes in field in Warwick Township; coroner on scene

The plane crash occurred a block away from Lancaster Airport, but it is not yet known if the plane was attempting to land at or had taken off from the airport.

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Plane goes down near Lancaster Airport; Coroner called

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Police: Pilot killed in plane crashes in field near Lancaster Airport

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Pilot killed after small plane crashes near Lancaster Airport

The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane crashed in a field moments after taking off from the Lancaster County airport.

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One day later, crews remain at scene where plane went down in Lancaster County cornfield

One person was killed in a small plane crash Sunday morning near Airport, according to the County Coroner's Office. The plane went down around 8 a.m., shortly after takeoff. The County Coroner's Office has identified the pilot as 58-year-old Musaddiq Nazeeri of Lebanon.

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NTSB: Plane's engine lost power before crash that injured 15 in Gloucester Co.

In a preliminary report, the NTSB says the pilot of the Cessna 208B N716MM that crashed shortly after takeoff from Cross Keys Airport in Monroe Township "reported a loss of engine power and attempted to glide the airplane back to runway 27 at Cross Keys Airport."