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Air Show
10:52 am
Mon August 22, 2011
Feds probe wing walker death at Michigan air show
DETROIT (AP) - The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are at Selfridge Air National Guard base in southeastern Michigan investigating the death of stunt wing walker who fell to his death at an air show.
The FAA says Monday that the agency can't release any details yet surrounding the death of Todd Green.
The experienced stunt man fell 200 feet to the ground Sunday afternoon while trying to move from a Stearman plane to a helicopter.
Technical Sgt. Dan Heaton says Green hit the ground about 1,500 feet from the crowd line. An estimated 75,000 spectators were on hand for the show.
The air show at the base in Harrison Township, about 20 miles northeast of Detroit, began Friday and ended Sunday.