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Prince William's Expensive Crash
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The incident occured when he was preparing to land a Tucano – a two sit turboprop basic trainer, used by the royal airforce for training purposes. Prince, however, allegedly grounded the plane, leaving the engine 'overcooked' and out of action. Engineering chief, Joe Watt, said the incident was not unprecedented.
"He's not the only one. Better pilots than him have done it," the Sun quoted Watt as saying. Buckingham Palace added: There was no damage done. See, I had told you about the aftermath already. It's princely affair after all.
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