'Death trap' plane: Ultralight crash was avoidable, inquest hears

By Louise Thrower
Updated November 12 2012 - 8:21pm, first published December 16 2008 - 2:53am
SEEKING ANSWERS: The families of the late Neville Smith and John Guthrie emerged from Glebe Coroner's Court on Friday after an exhausting two weeks of evidence into the plane crash that killed the men. L-r: Mr Guthrie's children Melissa Gray and Mark Guthrie, Carol Smith, Mr Smith's brother Harvey and Neville's sons, Brad and Ben.
SEEKING ANSWERS: The families of the late Neville Smith and John Guthrie emerged from Glebe Coroner's Court on Friday after an exhausting two weeks of evidence into the plane crash that killed the men. L-r: Mr Guthrie's children Melissa Gray and Mark Guthrie, Carol Smith, Mr Smith's brother Harvey and Neville's sons, Brad and Ben.

THE wife of a local man killed in a plane crash two years ago has described the aircraft as a "death trap," allowed to slip through the cracks by lax regulators.

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