Museo Aeronáutico's news!!

[Cessna172RG]

Hi everybody!! First of all, many thanks to all those who have expressed their interest on my country's situation, as well as my family (everybody is OK) and the preserved aircraft. In relation th this point I have excellent news: I visited Museo Aeronáutico and it had neither the buildings nor the aircraft damaged!
It was amazing to discover that all aircraft were complete and the sole damages were suffered by offices, on the library only a shelf with books fell down but there were no other damages.

Many thanks again, for your interest!

[Holedigger]

That is good news all the way around. Such a huge quake is a scary thing. Updated building codes DO save lives. Still a lot of casualties, damage and loss. Thoughts and prayers are with the folks down there.

[Robbie Stuart]

That is good news. I am glad your family is ok. Thanks for the update.
Regards
Robbie

[Dan K]

Very glad to hear that you and family are all right.

[Second Air Force]

We're very relieved that your family is OK! Our thoughts go out to everyone down there.

Scott and Ellen

[N3Njeff]

Thats great to hear about your family!!!!! Ive been watching the news more about this then the hati one. Reason being is that I have always wanted to visit this country and I am a BIG FAN of the "OUT OF SEASON BLUEBERRIES" that I can get from there!!! I eat ALOT of blueberrys!!!!!

My prayers are with you all down there as someday I want to make a trip there.

[RMAllnutt]

Really glad to hear that your family is ok... it must be extremely difficult for you all though. Pleased to hear that the museum was spared, but that is really an afterthought all things considered. Take care, and good luck!

Richard

[bdk]

Not well reported that I am aware of is the devastating tsunami that hit the coastline of Chile shortly after the quake. The news I heard seemed to focus on other countries where there was little to no damage.