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POLK COUNTY (Bay News 9) -- The Sun 'n Fun Fly-In starts today and already there were some tense moments in the sky for a pilot headed to the event.
The pilot, Kyle Davis, 22, and his passenger, Joe Surowiec, were flying from Winter Haven to Lakeland Sunday when they experienced engine failure.

Realizing the engine wouldn't cooperate, Davis was able to land the homemade plane safely on Havendale Boulevard.

"The options for me were land on the road or land on the lake," Davis said.

Davis is a part-time flight instructor with 1,300 hours in the skies. His own flight instructor, John Amundsen, calls his roadway landing, incredible.

"Watching that video, he was just awesome," Amundsen said. "I just hope, you know, if I ever have a situation like that I can be as cool as Kyle was."

No injuries were reported.

Sunday's incident didn't scare Davis away from the skies. He plans to fly his own plane to the Sun 'n Fun Fly-In later this week.

It's unknown what caused the engine failure.

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2008 Al Ain Aerobatics show - Svetlana Kapanina main competition and freestyle

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Svetlana Kapanina
By winning the 2005 World Aerobatic Championship in the female category for the 5th time and finishing fourth overall (including men), Svetlana Kapanina confirmed she was the best female aerobatic pilot of all times.

Svetlana has been awarded 30 Gold medals in World Championships. But when she won the 2005 World Aerobatic Championship in the female category for the 5th time and finished fourth overall (including men), Svetlana confirmed she was the best female aerobatic pilot of all time.

Only three pilots won more than once the world title in their category: one man, Peter Jirmus (CZE) in 1984 and 1986, and two women, Betty Stewart (USA) in 1980 and 1982, and Catherine Maunoury (FRA) in 1988 and 2000. That gives an idea of Svetlana's outstanding achievements.

In 1987 Svetlana graduated from medical school, speciality - pharmacist. The following year she started flying in Kurgan, by 1991 she was a member of the Russian Aerobatic Joint Crew and by 1995 she had graduated from Kaluga Pilot's School. Although she believed she would never devote her life to flying, what started out as a hobby has turned into serious work as an aerobatic professional.

It didn't take her very long to join the world's elite aerobatic pilots. Perhaps her training as a gymnast and many hours on the trampoline has contributed to her success, without requiring so many flight hours.

In 1991, she was Absolute Champion of Russia and in 1993 she won silver at the European Aerobatic Championships, her first international aerobatic contest. She was awarded the medal "For Service to the Motherland" in 1995 and "Award of Honor" in 2002.

Even with her busy schedule she still had time to start her family, giving birth to a son in 2002 and a daughter in 2004. She trains within the Russian National Team structure and attends the 24 hour daily residence training camp at Borki Airport, not far from Moscow.

Here are some of her International Category 1 achievements:

World Aerobatic Championships
2007 - ranked 1st female (4th overall)
2005 -- ranked 1st female (4th overall)
2003 -- ranked 1st female (2nd overall)
2001 -- ranked 1st female (6th overall)
2000 -- ranked 4th female
1998 -- ranked 1st female (3rd overall)
1996 -- ranked 1st female (4th overall)
http://events.fai.org/aerobati cs/chronology.asp?id=13

European Aerobatic Championships
2006 -- ranked 1st female
1997 -- ranked 1st female (3rd overall)
1995 -- ranked 4th female
1993 --ranked 2nd female
1991 -- ranked 2nd female
http://events.fai.org/aerobati cs/chronology.asp?id=88

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Pilot-instrukror "OKB Shukhoi"
Członek reprezentacji Rosji w wyższym pilotażu.
Zdobywczyni 32 złotych medali mistrzostw świata.(stan z 2005r.W tej chwili już 38 medali)
Odznaczona wieloma nagrodami w kraju, w tym orderem bohatera kraju.
Również odznaczona medalem FAI (Międzynarodowa Federacja Lotnicza) jako najlepszy pilot-kobieta XX wieku.Honorowy obywatel stanu Oklahoma.
Od 1996r uczestniczy we wszystkich zawodach pucharu świata Grand-Prix.

Dwukrotna absolutna mistrzyni Rosji.
Dwukrotna absolutna mistrzyni Światowych Igrzysk Powietrznych (World Air Games)
Dwukrotna absolutna mistrzyni Europy.
Sześciokrotna absolutna mistrzyni Świata.
http://events.fai.org/aerobati cs/chronology.asp?id=13

Lata na samolotach Su-26m3 lub Su-31, podobnie jak większość zawodników.
Zamężna.Wychowuje dwoje dzieci.

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This is an awesome video. If you want to see some awesome flying watch this video.
These guys even fly inside a stadium

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