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N786G was a former cargo plane employed possibly by InGen. On one trip presumably to the facility, the plane crash landed on Site B for unknown reasons, most likley pterosaurs. The pilot was either killed in the crash, or survived only to be eaten up by a dinosaur. Their bones were discovered by Anne inside the plane.

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  • N786G was a former cargo plane employed possibly by InGen. On one trip presumably to the facility, the plane crash landed on Site B for unknown reasons, most likley pterosaurs. The pilot was either killed in the crash, or survived only to be eaten up by a dinosaur. Their bones were discovered by Anne inside the plane.
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  • N786G was a former cargo plane employed possibly by InGen. On one trip presumably to the facility, the plane crash landed on Site B for unknown reasons, most likley pterosaurs. The pilot was either killed in the crash, or survived only to be eaten up by a dinosaur. Their bones were discovered by Anne inside the plane.
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