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Pilot ID'd after being killed in small plane crash near Lancaster Airport
The FAA says the Piper PA-46 crashed in a field moments after taking off from the Lancaster Airport. Police say the pilot was the only person on board and the only person killed. The Lancaster County Coroner's Office identified the pilot as 58-year-old Musaddiq Nazeeri.
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