A pilot killed in a plane crash at a New Mexico air show was an instructor for 'Top Gun' actors
Tragic Loss of a Talented Pilot at Air Show
A small plane crash during the Las Cruces Air and Space Expo claimed the life of Charles "Chuck" Coleman, an insanely skilled pilot known for his jaw-dropping stunts. With over 10,000 flight hours under his belt, Coleman was a legend in airshows, leaving behind a legacy that included training actors for "Top Gun: Maverick." The event was immediately halted after the accident, and investigations are underway.
Coleman’s Impressive Career and Contributions to Aviation
Coleman wasn’t just a pilot; he was an engineering whiz and an aerobatic instructor who gave thrill rides to over 3,000 people! His expertise even helped actors nail their roles in high-flying action scenes, proving he was more than just a performer—he was a mentor in the skies.
Community Response and Investigation into the Crash
The community is mourning the loss of Coleman, with local officials expressing condolences. Investigators from the FAA and NTSB are diving deep into the crash details as they seek answers. Meanwhile, the airport is back to business, but the shadow of this tragedy lingers.
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