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1. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 59196405FO Matthew Carl Bell (1972-2010) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   First Officer Matthew Carl Bell lost his life in the first fatal air crash of UPS Airlines. Matthew Carl Bell, 38, of Sanford, Fla., passed away on Friday, Sept. 3, 2010, in Dubai, UAE. He was born on Jan. 11, 1972, in Tallahassee, Fla., son of Nancy (Larson) and Frederick Bell.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › UPS_Airlines_Flight_6UPS Airlines Flight 6 - Wikipedia

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   The designated crew were Captain Douglas Lampe (48), of Louisville, Kentucky, and First Officer Matthew Bell (38), from Sanford, Florida. Lampe had been flying for UPS Airlines for 15 years and had over 11,000 flight hours, with 4,000 hours flying in the Boeing 747-400.

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4. admiralcloudberg.medium.com › alone-in-the-infernoAlone in the Inferno: The crash of UPS Airlines flight 6

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   Jan 13, 2024 · As systems failed left and right, the 747 overflew the airport, turned, and crashed into the Emirati desert, claiming the lives of both pilots, despite First Officer Matthew Bell’s heroic...

5. www.orlandosentinel.com › 2010/09/04 › mother-ofMother of Sanford man killed in UPS jet crash near Dubai: ‘He ...

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   Sep 4, 2010 · Bell was first officer on the ill-fated UPS cargo jet that crashed shortly after takeoff outside Dubai. Capt. Doug Lampe, 48, of Louisville and Bell, 38, were killed in the crash, UPS said...

6. www.cnn.com › 2010 › WORLDUPS identifies pilots killed in plane crash in United Arab ...

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   Sep 5, 2010 · Capt. Doug Lampe of Louisville, Kentucky, and First Officer Matthew Bell of Sanford, Florida, were en route to Cologne, Germany, when the plane crashed near Dubai International Airport shortly...

7. www.foxnews.com › us › ups-identifies-men-fromUPS identifies men from Kentucky, Florida as 2 crew members ...

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   Sep 4, 2010 · The crash Friday killed Captain Doug Lampe of Louisville, Ky., 48, and First Officer Matthew Bell, 38, of Sanford, Fla., the Atlanta-based package delivery company said in a news release.

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   Did Matthew Bell die before a plane hit the ground?

   • First Officer Matthew Bell died on impact, while tissue sample analysis showed that Captain Doug Lampe had inhaled fatal levels of carbon monoxide prior to the crash, and was likely dead before the plane hit the ground.

   Alone in the Inferno: The crash of UPS Airlines flight 6 | by Admiral

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   What happened to first officer Matthew Bell?

   • (GCAA) From that moment, First Officer Matthew Bell found himself in a waking nightmare. He was alone in the cockpit, with 77 hours on type, a raging inferno burning below decks, and an atmosphere so choked with toxic smoke that he couldn’t see his hand in front of his face.

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   Who were the pilots on the 'Bobby 747-400'?

   • The designated crew were Captain Douglas Lampe (48), of Louisville, Kentucky, and First Officer Matthew Bell (38), from Sanford, Florida. Lampe had been flying for UPS Airlines for 15 years and had over 11,000 flight hours, with 4,000 hours flying in the Boeing 747-400.

   UPS Airlines Flight 6 - Wikipedia

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   What if Matthew Bell had survived?

   • Nevertheless, Matthew Bell fought heroically against the odds to bring his airplane down safely, and if he had survived, his efforts would have been nothing short of legendary, a story that would be told and retold for generations.

   Alone in the Inferno: The crash of UPS Airlines flight 6 | by Admiral

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   Why did Bell not armed the autopilot?

   • Furthermore, because he was unaware of his position and constantly behind the aircraft, Bell had not yet armed the autopilot’s approach mode when at about 19:38 the aircraft passed through the glide slope beam from below while level at 9,000 feet.

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   How long did the pilots fought to control the airplane?

   • The pilots fought to control the airplane for 18 minutes, battling smoke in the cockpit and damaged flight controls until contact was lost at 4,000 feet near Jeju Island. Both crewmembers were killed when the airplane crashed into the sea.

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9. www.thenationalnews.com › uae › ups-plane-crashUPS plane crash victims identified - The National

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   Sep 4, 2010 · The two pilots killed when a UPS cargo plane crashed outside Dubai have been identified. Captain Doug Lampe, 48, of Kentucky, and First Officer Matthew Bell, 38, of Florida, died in the accident when the plane crashed inside the Nad al Sheba Military Camp.