Steve Fossett News, Pictures & Buzz

Missing planes: An inside look at the team that finds them  The Durango Herald

24 November 2000: Steve Fossett breaks the record for Speed around the world, westbound  World Air Sports Federation

Adventurer Per Lindstrand calls for rates help from Shropshire Council as crisis deepens  shropshirestar.com

Alabama high school football playoffs are here as coaches 'hold our breath a lot and hope for the best'  Montgomery Advertiser

Flying an Imperfect Game | Flying  Flying Magazine

Train your brain  AOPA Pilot

Mark Rosenker, transportation safety expert who served George W. Bush, dies at 73  The Washington Post

Kiwi Johnston: official search suspended  Cross Country magazine

The Dream of the '90s Comes Alive at Bear Republic Lakeside Brewpub  North Bay Bohemian

AC AERO USA LLC Signs First US Distributor  AVweb

Richard Noble: Breaking Barriers  Dailysportscar

Today in History, March 3  Milford Daily News

Today in History for March 3rd  USA TODAY

Almanac - Tuesday 3/3/20  KALW

Today in History: In 1965, civil rights activist Malcolm X was assassinated  FOX43.com

Good News in History, February 21  Good News Network

Today in History, February 21: Civil rights activist Malcolm X killed in New York City  Tennessean

This day in history, Feb. 21, 2020 | History | news-gazette.com  Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette

Washoe County Sheriff's Office Pays Tribute To Search Dog's Career  KTVN

On This Day: Ocean Ranger capsized and sank in a storm off Newfoundland-US figure skating team killed in plane crash  EnerCom Inc.

NINlKIM: @YEERMIESE Steve Fossett’s first flight was 1995, 4 years later is 1999. https://t.co/PBxq44d8rV

han_ye_seuI: @PARMINHYUK Steve Fossett completed his first solo flight ~&~& February 1995, 4 years after is Rocky's birthday https://t.co/u55751DYpA

KIMZH#&GIEN: @YEERMIESE Steve Fossett’s first flight was 1995, 4 years later is 1999. https://t.co/aFraAuSxaf

Minjooe: @YEERMIESE Steve Fossett’s first flight was 1995, 4 years later is 1999. https://t.co/VLC67kX74o

sichengida: @YEERMIESE + Steve Fossett’s first flight was 1995, 4 years later is 1999 https://t.co/IR9bVMaU3S

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/world/article.html?DNA_confirms_bones_in_crash_were_Steve_Fossetts&in_article_id=386578&in_page_id=64 I am really glad. Such a shame this is not on the major news channels that accused him of that! terrified spider - the DNA in the bones says they are his.

He went to a pretty nice school and lived a hell of a life. Did he make it all for himself or did he grow up well off?

Did I hear right? A hiker found $1,000 with Steve Fosset ID cards?

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/skynews/20080728/twl-did-adventurer-fake-his-death-3fd0ae9.html Stranger things have happened - case of John Darwin and his canoe recently in the UK and that MP who pretended to drown and turned up in Australia in the 70's. But is it really very likely in the case of Steve Fossett? Or was it all just a sad misadventure?

In the news today it states: AVIATION adventurer Steve Fossett may have faked his own death with allegations he was leading a double life and cheating on his wife........ What's your point of view....? Claims are::: SECRET MISTRESSES: Fossett cheated on his wife with TWO lovers in an amazing double life. BAFFLING CHOICE OF PLANE: Fossett chose a light stunt aircraft which could be easily dismantled and hidden, a type he did NOT like. NO EMERGENCY KIT: Despite a lifetime's experience he supposedly set off on the three-hour flight in just T-shirt and shorts with no parachute or his regular global positioning system watch. TAKE-OFF PUZZLE: The only witness who says he saw Fossett fly off has never been quizzed by the authorities. TRACKER RIDDLE: The plane was fitted with a satellite rescue beacon to pinpoint its position for rescuers but no signal was ever received. source - http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,24087891-5013865,00.html