N72615

Aircraft:
Heinkel He-111
Reg: N72615 photos
Serial #:
Airline: American Airpower Heritage Museum
Photo Date: Jul 08, 1987
Uploaded: Sep 18, 2003
Harlingen - Valley International Airport - KHRL, USA - Texas

Notes:

10 July 2003, this plane was observed on a 3-mile final approach, when it entered a left bank. The controller asked the pilot his intentions and he replied, "We just lost our left engine." The 2 man crew were killed and the plane was destroyed. (Wyoming)

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Aircraft

This aircraft is a Spanish built HE-111 built in 1952, serial number T8-B-124

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Interior view looking aft

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Jul 08, 1987

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Sep 18, 2003

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Notes

10 July 2003, this plane was observed on a 3-mile final approach, when it entered a left bank. The controller asked the pilot his intentions and he replied, "We just lost our left engine." The 2 man crew were killed and the plane was destroyed. (Wyoming)