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; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: 12/19/10 6:51 am | Updated: 12/19/10 6:51 am

GENEVA – Swiss police say a plane has crashed in the southeast of the country, about 125 miles (200 kilometers) east of the capital, Bern.

Police in the southeast canton of Graubuenden say the plane is on fire and all available rescue forces have been sent to the scene of the crash near the town of Bever.

The statement posted on the police website shortly after 3 p.m. (1400 GMT) gave no indication of the type of plane involved, how many passengers it had or where it was flying from.


http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/12/19/1...ne-crashes.html

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19. December 2010, 16:04, NZZ Online
Jet aircraft crashed near Bever

Bever on Sunday a jet aircraft crashed, as the District police said the Grisons. It was in full blaze. All available emergency personnel were mobilized.
(Sda) According to a report by Südostschweiz.ch has aircraft on approach in heavy snowfall to the airport of Samedan, a power line was destroyed. In Samedan and Celerina is the power supply failed.

This explains why at Engadin Airport St. Moritz - Samedan currently all the are phones silent. Band comes from the announcement, the connections are broken.

http://www.nzz.ch/nachrichten/panorama/jet..._1.8752083.html
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[Speedbird]

Alguém tem alguma info do tipo da aeronave acidentada?

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[51Tucano]

Police: 2 die in small jet crash near Swiss resort

GENEVA -- A small plane coming from Croatia crashed Sunday near the southeastern Swiss ski resort of St. Moritz, killing both people aboard, police said.

The private jet was attempting to land at Engadin airport about 125 miles (200 kilometers) east of the capital, Bern, before it crashed into an electricity substation close to the village of Bever.

The twin engine plane had flown from the Croatian capital Zagreb, regional police spokeswoman Sandro Pensa told The Associated Press.

Both people aboard died in the crash shortly after 3 p.m. local time (1400 GMT, 9 a.m. EST), he said. The victims nationalities weren't immediately known.

The crash, which prompted a large-scale emergency operation, also caused a power outage in the region, Pensa said.

Engadin airport is described on its website as the highest in Europe, located 5,600 feet (1,700 meters) above sea level. It is mostly used by small private jets ferrying people to and from St. Moritz, a favorite skiing destination for the rich and famous deep in the Swiss Alps.


fonte: washington post

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[Fantinel]

Foi um pequeno jato executivo (ainda sem detalhes) que segundo plano de voo a origem é da Croácia.

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[Matheus]

Segundo o forum do a.net, foi um Beech Premier 1.

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