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    Vermont Air National Guard Responds to Aircraft Fire at Burlington International Airport [Image 2 of 3]

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    The image shows significant fire and impact damage to the fuselage of a small aircraft, likely a light twin or single-engine plane with red and pink livery. There are two distinct damage areas: a burned-through rectangular access panel on the upper fuselage and a large rupture/hole at the lower fuselage near the wing root. Debris and burned material are scattered on the wet tarmac below the aircraft.

    SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT, UNITED STATES

    03.24.2021

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    158th Fighter Wing

    The 158th Fire Department responded to a civilian aircraft fire on a runway of Burlington International Airport on the evening of Wednesday, March 24. Courtesy Photo.

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    Date Taken: 03.24.2021
    Date Posted: 03.25.2021 14:37
    Photo ID: 6570782
    VIRIN: 210324-Z-F3912-1002
    Resolution: 1280x956
    Size: 494.08 KB
    Location: SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT, US
    Web Views: 85
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    A small single-engine general aviation aircraft, red and silver in color, appears to have made an emergency or gear-up landing on a wet airport tarmac. Three responders — two in firefighter turnout gear and one in a blue protective suit — are inspecting the aircraft, which shows visible damage to its underside and landing gear area. The scene appears to be at a regional or military airport, with hangars and mountains visible in the background.
    The image shows significant fire and impact damage to the fuselage of a small aircraft, likely a light twin or single-engine plane with red and pink livery. There are two distinct damage areas: a burned-through rectangular access panel on the upper fuselage and a large rupture/hole at the lower fuselage near the wing root. Debris and burned material are scattered on the wet tarmac below the aircraft.
    A United States Air Force fire truck is positioned on an airport tarmac near a small general aviation aircraft, with a firefighter in full turnout gear standing between them. The scene suggests a response to a potential aircraft incident or fuel spill, as the tarmac appears wet. The setting appears to be a regional airport with mountains visible in the background.

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