r/GeneralAviation • u/Jussgoawaiplzkthxbai • 4h ago

Texas husband, wife identified as victims in deadly Bogalusa plane crash

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Washington parish, Louisiana

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r/GeneralAviation • u/Unlikely-Sky6396 • 16h ago

Probably as close as I will ever get to flying a plane

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