posted on Oct, 21 2004 @ 07:47 AM
A two seater, Czechoslavakian fighter jet has been reported missing after taking off from a Boeing field. Two men were reportedly on board. The jet
was en route to Idaho before it "disappeared".
seattletimes.nwsource.com
A two-seat Czechoslovakian fighter-trainer jet with two men aboard left Boeing Field around midday today and vanished en route to Idaho after
reporting flight-control problems over the Cascade Mountains.
A search for the single-engine L-39 registered to Rocky Stewart of Hollister, Calif., was launched by the aviation emergency services division of the
state Department of Transportation.
That effort, based at Bowers Field in Ellensburg, was suspended at nightfall, spokeswoman Nisha Hanchinamani said.
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It is being reported that the jet was having flight control problems as it flew over the Cascade Mountains. The jet, owned and piloted by Rocky
Stewart of Hollister, Calif, was bound for Lewiston, Idaho. Wife of Stewart claims she does not know who was on board the plane with her husband.
Once over the Cascade Mountains, radio and radar contact with the jet was lost. There has been a search for the missing plane and the two people. No
word yet on what happened to the jet or the men.
More to come as this story develops...
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