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Man dead after Sydney ultralight crash
AAP
A pilot has died in an ultralight plane crash in a semi-rural area of Sydney's southwest.
The man died when the plane hit the ground at Oakdale about 4.20pm on Friday, a Civil Aviation Safety Authority spokesman told AAP.
Investigators initially thought the ultralight, which went down about six kilometres from the The Oaks Airfield, was a Drifter but have since realised it is a Fisher Mark 1, the spokesman said.
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Seven Network pictures from the scene show what appears to be the green and yellow wings of the plane twisted near debris.
Recreational Aviation Australia will investigate.
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