Plane Crash Astrology for Flight 7L-883, 4 November 2010, Cuba

Preliminary astrological information on the Cuba Airplane Crash on 4 November 2010. Data is still quite incomplete. Please come back in a few days' time for further updates and more detailed astrological analysis.

Flight 7L-883 belonging to AeroCaribbean, a Cuban airline, crashed at sunset at about 17h42m (22h42m GMT), possibly, but not necessarily, due to a nearby storm provoked by Hurricane Tomas.
	At the time of the crash, the sun was setting. The time and location may not be exact, as reports on the Internet differ. This chart will be updated as and when accurate information is available.
It appears from early reports that Santiago was a stopover as the flight had originated from Port-au-Prince in Haiti (18°34'48"N 72°17'33"W).
	The plane departed from Santiago de Cuba (19°58'11"N 75°50'07"W) at 16h50m (GMT 21h50m) and was en route for Havana (Cuba) where it was due at 19h50m (00h50m GMT on 5 November 2010).

The crew issued an emergency call at about 17h42m (22h42m GMT) and contact with air traffic control was lost immediately afterwards. The plane was found burning in a forest near Guasimal, in Sancti Spíritus province (21°49'34"N 79°28'16"W).

The plane was a French ATR-72-212, S/N 459, registration CU-T1549, which had been delivered to the airline on 23 October 2006. It's first flight was on 16 June 1995 presumably in Toulouse, in France, where the final assembly of ATRs is done. Charts are set for noon, in the absence of a more accurate moment.

There were no survivors among the 61 passengers and 7 crew members. Witnesses said the plane appeared very low, pouring smoke and fire, and was lurching as the pilots fought to keep control, before it smashed into the ground.

Passenger list of the Aero Caribbean Cuba Plane Crash

Of interest, one may want to compare the above charts with those of relevance to the country. According to Nick Campion's Book of World HoroscopesBook of World HoroscopesBook of World Horoscopes, Cuba's independence was granted by the United States on 20 May 1902 at 12 noon. The present President of Cuba, Raúl Castro, was born on 3 May 1931 in Birán, Cuba, time unknown, chart set for noon. He took the power from his brother Fidel on 24 February 2008 some time in the morning, in Havana, Cuba. The National Assembly had convened at 10 am, the chart is set for 11h00m - this is approximate.

Below are the heliocentric charts corresponding to all of the above.

	Heliocentric Plane Crash Chart (LEFT) Heliocentric Take-Off Chart (RIGHT)
	Heliocentric Aircraft Delivery Chart (LEFT) Heliocentric First Maiden Flight Chart (RIGHT)

	Heliocentric Chart for Cuba's Independence from the USA (LEFT) Heliocentric Chart for the Day Raúl Castro became President of Cuba (RIGHT)
	Heliocentric Birth Chart for Raúl Castro, President of Cuba, time unknown (LEFT) Photo of Raúl and Fidel Castro (RIGHT)