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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Peter_GermanoPeter Germano - Wikipedia

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   Peter Baptisto Germano (May 17, 1913 – September 20, 1983) was an American author of short stories, novels, and television scripts. He began his career with short stories. He wrote articles documenting the Marines in World War II as a combat correspondent.

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3. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 185957287Capt Peter Germano (1949-1994) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Capt Peter Germano. Created by: Ed Fincke. Added: Dec 17, 2017. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 185957287. Source citation. US Air pilot Flt 427, married∼Captain for USAir and Captain of USAir flight 427 from Chicago to Pittsburgh which suffered a rudder hard over and spun into the ground at 300 mph. Peter loved to cook and play piano.

   • Location: Sewickley, Pennsylvania

   • Place Of Birth: Moorestown, Burlington County, New Jersey, USA

4. www.tampabay.com › archive › 1999/04/0428 SECONDS // The mystery of USAir Flight 427 - Tampa Bay Times

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   Jul 6, 2006 · Capt. Peter Germano and First Officer Charles B. Emmett turned on the autopilot and let the plane fly itself.

5. www.timesonline.com › story › lifestyleTen years later: A family destroyed - Beaver County Times

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   Sep 7, 2014 · The evening was warm and clear, with only a few cotton-ball clouds dotting the blue sky. Capt. Peter Germano and his first officer, Charles Emmett III, switched on the autopilot and let...

6. patch.com › pennsylvania › pittsburghUSAir Flight 427 Air Crash Disaster Marks 25th Anniversary

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   Sep 8, 2019 · Captain Peter Germano and First Officer Charles Emmett were bantering pleasantly about the weather. The plane suddenly yawed to the left and began to spiral downward. What happened next was...

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7. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 1996/08/05Searching for the Cause of a Catastrophic Plane Crash

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   Jul 28, 1996 · At 12:15 P. M., Captain Peter Germano and his first officer, Charles Emmett III, arrived at the airport with three flight attendants and boarded the plane. Shortly before one o’clock, another...

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   What happened to Captain Peter Germano and first officer Charles Emmett?

   • Captain Peter Germano and First Officer Charles Emmett were bantering pleasantly about the weather. The plane suddenly yawed to the left and began to spiral downward. What happened next was horrifying. A transcript of the cockpit flight recorder captured the terror of the two men as they desperately attempted to keep the jetliner in the air.

   USAir Flight 427 Air Crash Disaster Marks 25th Anniversary

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   How many hours did Captain Germano and First Officer Emmett fly?

   • They had a combined total of over 14,000 hours of flight time as USAir pilots, including nearly 8,000 hours in the Boeing 737. Captain Germano had flown with USAir for over 13 years, and First Officer Emmett for seven years. Each had extensive aviation experience prior to their USAir employment.

   USAir 427: US Airways' View of the Accident

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   Was Captain Germano properly trained as captain of USAir Flight 427?

   • experience, the routine wake vortex encounter experienced by USAir Flight 427 would not pose any significant difficulty in recognition or recovery. The facts brought to light in this investigation show clearly that Captain Germano was fully qualified and properly trained to function as the Captain of USAir Flight 427.

   USAir 427: US Airways' View of the Accident

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   When did Captain Germano upgrade to captain?

   • Captain Germano upgraded to B-737 Captain in September 1988. He successfully completed each element of the required 12 hours of simulator upgrade training and 21 supervised line check flights. Captain Germano successfully accomplished all other training and evaluations received in the time between his upgrade to Captain and the accident. b.

   USAir 427: US Airways' View of the Accident

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9. www.avweb.com › features › usair-427-us-airways-viewUSAir 427: US Airways' View of the Accident - AVweb

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   Oct 19, 1997 · On September 8, 1994 at approximately 1903 Eastern Daylight Time, USAir Flight 427, a regularly scheduled revenue flight from Chicago, Illinois to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, crashed while approaching the Greater Pittsburgh International Airport.The Captain, Peter Germano, and the First Officer, Charles B. Emmett, III, were on the last day of a ...