Yes. The initial FAA report in 2000 did list the names of both pilots. For some reason, I don't see the more modern reports showing those names, however. Perhaps I'm just overlooking them.
Yes. The initial FAA report in 2000 did list the names of both pilots. For some reason, I don't see the more modern reports showing those names, however. Perhaps I'm just overlooking them.
Well, that's a relief. I thought it was just my peepers :)
I wonder why the name's no longer listed.
Good post - Practice flight?
Other larger aircraft in mind?
Heat-seekers mounted on small private aircraft for higher altitudes?
And later - the nutty kid who attacked a Florida bank - I believe -
From AP story in LexisNexis (no link):
DATE: September 12, 2000
HEADLINE: Second pilot killed in Fort Pierce collision was Arabian student
Ameer Bukhari, 39, was flying a single-engine Piper Cherokee that collided Monday afternoon with a twin-engine Piper Aztec being flown by Roger Boromei, 31, of Maineville, Ohio.
Amer Bukhari was his name, maybe.