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Doomed Plane Makes Remarkable Recovery

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Last Sunday a Cirrus SR-22 aircraft ran out of fuel northeast of Maui, Hawaii. All hope seemed to be lost, until a large parachute then shot out from behind the plane. This parachute allowed the pilot to land in the water safely. Moments later, a cruisliner came to pick up the pilot in tact.

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