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NewsvineA 3rd Dies After Fla. Plane Collision
A third person has died after a fiery plane collision at a Florida airfield, the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday.
A fourth person remains in critical condition, NTSB spokesman Peter Knudson said.
A chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association was holding a pancake breakfast when the crash occurred Saturday.
A witness provided a video to investigators, and NTSB officials will review it Monday, Knudson said.
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