Indian trainee pilot killed in Sydney
September 25th, 2008 - 12:46 pm ICT by IANSSydney, Sep 25 (IANS) An Indian trainee pilot was killed when his single engine aircraft crashed in Sydney’s Luddenham suburb Wednesday evening.The 20-year-old student from Mumbai, who has not been named, was undertaking pilot training at the Sydney Flight Training Centre in Bankstown, about 30 km from the Sydney Central Business District since January this year, according to the police.
On Aug 27, an Indian trainee pilot from Bangalore had been killed in Melbourne.
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