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Originally Posted by FiveO

Two of Kemper's Indian students died in recent flight accidents. On Dec. 8, Cleon Alvares, 25, of Mumbai, India, was flying solo in a small Cessna trainer when it collided with a twin-engine Piper flown by Harry Duckworth, 56, of Waverly, Pa. Both men were killed. The accident occurred in a busy flight training area over the Everglades near the Broward-Palm Beach county line.

On Oct. 27, Arjun Chhikara, 18, and his flight instructor from Kemper Aviation, Anders Selberg, 46, were killed when their single-engine Piper Archer had engine problems and crashed on a golf course near Boynton Beach. A third occupant, also a student pilot from India, survived.

And this relates to the topic of the article how?

Originally Posted by FiveO

The fact that Alvares and Chhikara were foreign students was "only a coincidence and played no factor in the outcome," said Jeff Rozelle, Kemper's owner and chief pilot. According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the investigations into both accidents are still in the preliminary phase.

Oh, ok, I get it. Its just the media doing what they do best, sensationalizing.