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153 Notable deaths
by aviation accident
Andreas Lubitz
German murderer (1987-2015).
Born December 18th, 1987 in Neuburg an der Donau.
Died March 24th, 2015 at 27 years old in Prads-Haute-Bléone (aviation accident).
Nereu Ramos
President of brazil from 1955 to 1956.
Born September 3rd, 1888 in Lages.
Died June 16th, 1958 at 69 years old in São José dos Pinhais (aviation accident).
Francisco de Sá Carneiro
Portuguese politician (1934–1980).
Born July 19th, 1934 in Porto.
Died December 4th, 1980 at 46 years old in Camarate (aviation accident).
Jorge Ibargüengoitia
Mexican writer (1928–1983).
Born January 22nd, 1928 in Guanajuato. [ref]
Died November 27th, 1983 at 55 years old in Madrid (aviation accident). [ref]
Jacques Thibaud
French violinist.
Born September 27th, 1880 in Bordeaux.
Died September 1st, 1953 at 72 years old in Barcelonnette (aviation accident).
Eduardo Campos
Brazilian economist and politician (1965–2014).
Born August 10th, 1965 in Recife.
Died August 13th, 2014 at 49 years old in Santos (aviation accident). [ref]
Alfredo Le Pera
Argentine writer of italian parentage (1900–1935).
Born June 7th, 1900 in São Paulo.
Died June 24th, 1935 at 35 years old in Medellín (aviation accident).
Jorge Newbery
Argentine aviator (1875-1914).
Born May 28th, 1875 in Buenos Aires.
Died March 1st, 1914 at 38 years old in Mendoza (aviation accident).
Patriarch Peter VII of Alexandria
Patriarch of alexandria (1949-2004).
Born September 3rd, 1949 in Sichari. [ref]
Died September 11th, 2004 at 55 years old in Aegean Sea (aviation accident). [ref]
Arvid Lindman
Swedish 20th century prime minister (1862-1936).
Born September 19th, 1862 in Österby. [ref]
Died December 19th, 1936 at 74 years old in Croydon Airport (aviation accident). [ref]
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