The pilot and eight passengers who survived the ditching of a single-engine Antonov An-2 biplane in the Gulf of Mexico
The pilot and eight passengers who survived the ditching of a single-engine Antonov An-2 biplane in the Gulf of Mexico on Sept. 19 while fleeing from Cuba to Miami will be allowed to stay in the U.S. The aircraft was headed west away from Cuba when it crashed about 300 mi. from the Florida coast...
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