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Amateur stunt pilot, 64, who nose-dived into runway during crash 'caused by dodgy nut' sues for £2million
An amateur stunt pilot, 64, crashed into a runway after a mechanical failure attributed to a faulty nut and is seeking £2 million in damages. The incident occurred during a flight maneuver that resulted in a nose-dive.
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