21 Mar 1931

Australian National Airways Southern Cloud Crashes into Snowy Moutains, Killing 8

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Some hours after the plane had taken off the weather bureau revised its forecast for the Southern Alps to conditions bordering on cyclonic and with no radios fitted in those days there was no means of communicating with the pilot Travis Shortridge, who undoubtably was a skilled pilot, having survived WW1 aerial warfare....
The co-pilot was Charles Dunnell and there were six passengers two of whom were women.

http://velobanjogent.blogspot.com/2009/07/south...

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Added Mon, Jun 21 2010 at 2:52PM UTC by

Carla Friedman

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