THE SUDDEN DEATH OF THE PILOT RENATO FORNACIARI

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An article published on 23/05/2022 and very particular for its content is entitled “A pilot had a heart attack but managed to land the plane before he died”. It is about the pilot Renato Fornaciari, aged 73, who was at the controls of a biplane, one of the 1930s Tiger Moth, which had to make some evolutions in the area of ​​Marcesina. But he suddenly began feeling sick from cardiac arrest. Renato Fornaciari was originally from Parma, but had long since moved to Rovereto. The plane finished its run off the runway, on the grass, but the passenger, a professional cameraman, didn’t suffer any injuries.

This article particularly struck me for the mastery of the pilot who managed to land the biplane, without hurting the passenger, despite the illness which crushed him a few moments after touching the ground.

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Autore:

Chiara Chiarenza

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III E