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17/03/2020

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27/01/2020

After the helicopter crash that happened yesterday which involved Kobe and his 13 year Old Daughter, people keep asking if flying helicopter is actually safe.
Watch this video to the end....

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21/11/2019

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14/11/2019

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09/11/2019

08/11/2019

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT BESSIE COLEMAN
1. First black American Woman to earn a pilot license
2. She was denied rights to learn Piloting in America because of her race(black)
3. She learnt French in order to go to aviation school in France since she has been denied in her country
4. She was an outstanding student because it took her just seven months to learn how to fly in her aviation school where was the only black in her class.
5. One of her famous quotes is ‘The air is the only place free from prejudices’

DEATH HISTORY
On April 30,1926 Coleman died in an accident during rehearsal in Jacksonville,Florida at age 34. She was in the plane with her mechanic and publicity agent ,William Wills.
Coleman had recently purchased the plane they were flying in, and it is believed to have been badly maintained by the previous owner.

On take-off, Wills was flying the plane with Coleman in the other seat. She did not put on her seat belt because she was planning a parachute jump for the next day and wanted to look over the cockpit sill to examine the terrain.

About ten minutes into the flight, the plane unexpectedly went into a dive and then a spin at 3000 feet above the ground. Coleman was thrown from the plane at 2,000 ft and died instantly when she hit the ground. Wills later crashed with the plane and also died.

About 5,000 mourners attended memorial service for Bessie in Orlando.An estimated 15,000 paid their respect in Chicago at the funeral of the little girl from Texas who dreamed of a better life.





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08/11/2019

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT BESSIE COLEMAN
1. First black American Woman to earn a pilot license
2. She was denied rights to learn Piloting in America because of her race(black)
3. She learnt French in order to go to aviation school in France since she has been denied piloting in her country
4. As an outstanding student, it took her just seven months to learn how to fly in her aviation school where was the only black in her class.
5. One of her famous quotes 👉🏿 ‘The air is the only place free from prejudices’

DEATH HISTORY
On April 30,1926 Coleman died in an accident during rehearsal in Jacksonville,Florida at age 34. She was in the plane with her mechanic and publicity agent ,William Wills.
Coleman had recently purchased the plane they were flying in, and it is believed to have been badly maintained by the previous owner.

On take-off, Wills was flying the plane while Coleman was sitting at the other seat. She did not put on her seat belt because she was planning a parachute jump for the next day and wanted to look over the cockpit sill to examine the terrain.

About ten minutes into the flight, the plane unexpectedly went into a dive and then a spin at 3000 feet above the ground. She was thrown from the plane at 2,000 ft and died instantly when she hit the ground.

About 5,000 mourners attended memorial service for Bessie in Orlando.An estimated 15,000 paid their respect in Chicago at the funeral of the little girl from Texas who dreamed of a better life.

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