Renowned aerobatic pilot Rob Holland from New Hampshire tragically died in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, as announced on his Facebook page. Holland, who was known for his spectacular performances, had recently participated in the Thunder over New Hampshire Air Shows. U.S. Air Force Colonel Matt Altman described Holland as a legend of airpower who will be deeply missed by the aviation community.
The Federal Aviation Administration reported that the crash occurred as Holland was attempting to land and he was the only person on board. Holland, a six-time world aerobatic freestyle champion and 13-time U.S. national aerobatic champion, was set to perform at an airshow in Virginia over the weekend.
Holland was recognized as one of the most respected and inspiring aerobatic pilots in aviation history, with a humble attitude and a commitment to continuous improvement. His performances had left a lasting impact on everyone who had the opportunity to witness his flying skills.
The aviation community, including Portsmouth International at Pease, expressed their condolences to Holland’s family and friends during this difficult time. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are currently investigating the crash to determine the cause of the tragic incident.
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