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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - A US Airways plane was grounded after a pilot making a pre-flight inspection found a hole in the fuselage and the FBI is investigating.The hole near the rear of the plane was found after it arrived at Charlotte Dougla
stanley becher s International Airport on Monday from Philadelphia. The airline said there were no apparent problems during the flight. Passengers who were going to be on the plane for its next flight were put on other flights, the airline said.The FBI recovered a bullet from the rear rig
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stanley cup n a downward and front-to-back trajectory. This has prompted speculation that the jet may have been hit by a falling stray bullet. There is no evidence the plane was targeted, but that cannot be ruled out, Orr reports. Nobody was injured on the flight, and the FBI doesn t know when the shooting happened. Agents are now interviewing passengers and are talking to maintenance crews who serviced the plane Sunday.Michelle Mohr, a spokeswoman for US Airways Group Inc., said the airline called the FBI because it looked like it could have been a bullet hole. It s very small, she said. This pilot has a heck of an eye. Mohr said the hole in the Boeing 737 is being repaired and the plane will return to flying on Wednesday. The Raho Why Italy s economy matters to the U.S.
The 1980 Flash Gordon had so much promise. They had a budget, an all-star cast, and the filmmaker behind the 1971 classic Get Carter. They had Queen! How many shit-storms had to coalesce to create this altogether Perfect Storm of movie failure Quite a few. Here are the weirdest secrets of the making of Flash Gordon. To be fair, many people, including myself, absolutely love this critically panned movie. I don ;t know how many times, after someone asks me where I am, I ;ve responded in my head with I ;m flying blind on a rocketcycle! Or when I ;m running late for something the pounding bass of the theme song pulses in my head as somewhere in my brain a woman screams, Flash! I love you! But we ;ve only got 24 hours to save the Earth! I love this movie. I love it for the stilted way characters say their lines, I love it for the over-the-top costumes, a
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