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January 8, 2003. Air Midwest Flight 5481, a beach craft 1900D

with 21 people on board is preparing to take off from Charlotte, North Carolina for a quick flight

to Greer, South Carolina. The plane takes off at 8.46am, and immediately after becoming airborne,

the plane's nose begins to pitch up rapidly. Just 90 feet off the ground, the nose is pitched up

to 20 degrees. Both pilots are trying to push the nose down, but the plane continues pitching up.

Eventually the pitch reaches 54 degrees. The stall warning sounds, and at an altitude of

1150 feet, the plane stalls and crashes back into the ground, hitting a maintenance

hangar at the airport. The plane was in the air for approximately 35 seconds. What happened to

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