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curl "https://api.occultapi.com/api/hazard/plane-crashes/" \
  -H "X-API-Key: $OCCULT_API_KEY"

{
  "_truncated": true,
  "_note": "Response shortened for the catalogue.",
  "preview": "{\"count\": 100, \"next\": \"https://api.occultapi.com/api/hazard/plane-crashes/?page=2\", \"previous\": null, \"results\": [{\"id\": 100, \"date\": \"1926-09-29\", \"time\": \"23:55:00\", \"aircraft\": \"Farman F.60 Goliath\", \"operator\": \"French Air Force - Armée de l'Air\", \"flight_phase\": \"Flight\", \"flight_type\": \"Training\", \"crash_site\": \"Plain, Valley\", \"crash_location\": \"Bonneval Eure-et-Loir\", \"country\": \"France\", \"region\": \"Europe\", \"latitude\": 48.18118, \"longitude\": 1.386218, \"crew_fatalities\": 5, \"pax_fatalities\": 0, \"other_fatalities\": 0, \"total_fatalities\": 5, \"circumstances\": \"The crew was performing a night training flight on behalf of the 3rd Squadron of the 22nd regiment based in Chartres. While flying in the region of Bonneval, some 20 km south of Chartres, the aircraft caught fire. The pilot reduced his altitude and attempted an emergency landing. From a height of 50 meters, the aircraft stalled and crashed in a huge explosion. All five occupants were killed. Crew: Lt Jules Gindre, pilot, Sgt Pierre Pacaud, navigator, Sgt Roger Duchatelle, navigator, Sgt Raymond Rigault, mechanic, Pvt Jean Frémont, radio.\", \"crash_cause\": \"Technical failure\"}, {\"id\": 99, \"date\": \"1926-09-21\", \"time\": \"11:45:00\", \"aircraft\": \"De Havilland DH.4\", \"operator\": \"United States Army Air Corps - USAAC\", \"flight_phase\": \"Takeoff (climb)\", \"flight_type\": \"Military\", \"crash_site\": \"Airport (less than 10 km from airport)\", \"crash_location\": \"Kenley AFB Surrey\", \"country\": \"United Kingdom\", \"region\": \"Europe\", \"latitude\": 51.32609, \"longitude\": -0.101269, \"crew_fatalities\": 0, \"pax_fatalities\": 1, \"other_fatalities\": null, \"total_fatalities\": 1, \"circumstances\": \"Shortly after takeoff from RAF Kenley, while climbing, the engine failed. The aircraft stalled and crashed into trees, bursting into flames. The aircraft was destroyed and both occupants were seriously injured. The pilot died from his injuries five days later. The aircraft was based at RAF Kenley and operated on behalf of the US Embassy in London. Crew: Maj Clarence Leonard Tinker. Passenger: Cdr Robert Andrew Burg. †\", \"crash_cause\": \"Technical failure\"}, {\"id\": 98, \"date\": \"1926-09-16\", \"time\": \"20:20:00\", \"aircraft\": \"De Havilland DH.4\", \"operator\": \"Robertson Aircraft Corporation\", \"flight_phase\": \"Flight\", \"flight_type\": \"Postal (mail)\", \"crash_site\": \"Plain, Valley\", \"crash_location\": \"Ottawa Illinois\", \"country\": \"United States of America\", \"region\": \"North America\", \"latitude\": 41.346844, \"longitude\": -88.842645, \"crew_fatalities\": 0, \"pax_fatalities\": 0, \"other_fatalities\": 0, \"total_fatalities\": 0, \"circumstances\": \"The pilot Charles Lindbergh was performing a mail flight from Peoria to Chicago. En route, weather conditions worsened and he lost his orientation. Few minutes later, fuel exhausted and he eventually took the decision to bail out and abandoned the aircraft that crashed in a corn field. While the aircraft was destroyed, the aviator was unhurt.\", \"crash_cause\": \"Technical failure\"}, {\"id\": 97, \"date\": \"1926-08-20\", \"time\": \"16:05:00\", \"aircraft\": \"Hanriot HD.1\", \"operator\": \"Swiss Air Force\", \"flight_phase\": \"Flight\", \"flight_type\": \"Training\", \"crash_site\": \"Airport (less than 10 km from airport)\", \"crash_location\": \"Basel-Sternenfeld Basel City\", \"country\": \"Switzerland\", \"region\": \"Europe\", \"latitude\": 47.555943, \"longitude\": 7.588639, \"crew_fatalities\": 1, \"pax_fatalities\": 0, \"other_fatalities\": 0, \"total_fatalities\": 1, \"circumstances\": \"The pilot was performing a training flight at Basel-Sternenfeld Airport. While completing manoeuvre, he lost control of the aircraft that entered a dive and crashed near the airfield. The pilot was killed.\", \"crash_cause\": \"Human factor\"}, {\"id\": 96, \"date\": \"1926-08-18\", \"time\": \"14:30:00\", \"aircraft\": \"Blériot 155\", \"operator\": \"Air Union France\", \"flight_phase\": \"Flight\", \"flight_type\": \"Scheduled Revenue Flight\", \"crash_site\": \"Plain, Valley\", \"crash_location\": \"Ashford Kent\", \"country\": \"United Kingdom\", \"region\": \"Europe\", \"latitude\": 51.1493"
}