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English: Artists impression of the first collision between two aeroplanes in Milan 1910.
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Source Popular Mechanics, January 1911, page 91 [1]
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On 1 October 1910, while in Milan, Bertram Dickson was involved in the first mid-air collision between two aeroplanes. An Antoinette monoplane, piloted by René Thomas of France, rammed Dickson's Farman biplane. Both pilots were injured in the crash. Although Dickson survived, he never fully recovered from his injuries, which contributed to his early death on 28 September 1913. (Source: Wikipedia)

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