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American Airlines – Boeing B767-300 (N-345AN) flight AA383

American Airlines flight AA383 , from Chicago O’Hare to Miami, FL , operated with a Boeing B767-300 (N-345AN) stopped on…

American Airlines flight AA1340

American Airlines – Boeing B727-223 (N845AA) flight AA1340

On February 9, 1998, about 0954 central standard time (CST), a Boeing 727-223 (727), N845AA, operated by American Airlines as…

American Airlines – Mcdonnel Douglas – MD83 (N-566AA) flight AA1572

American Airlines flight AA1572 : on November 12, 1995, at 0055 eastern standard time a McDonnell Douglas MD-83, N566AA, owned by…

American Airlines – Boeing B757-200 (N-668AA) flight AA22253

American Airlines flight AA2253 : this report discusses the December 29, 2010, incident involving American Airlines flight 2253, a Boeing…

American Airlines - Boeing - B737-823 (N977AN) flight AA331

American Airlines – Boeing – B737-823 (N977AN) flight AA331

American Airlines Flight AA331, a Boeing 737-823 in United States registration N977AN, carrying 148 passengers, including three infants, and a…

American Airlines - Airbus - A300-605R (N14053) flight AA587

American Airlines – Airbus – A300-605R (N14053) flight AA587

American Airlines flight AA587 : on November 12, 2001, about 0916:15 eastern standard time, American Airlines flight 587, an Airbus…

American Airlines - Mcdonnell Douglas - MD82 (N-215AA) flight AA1420

American Airlines – Mcdonnell Douglas – MD82 (N-215AA) flight AA1420

American Airlines flight AA1420 : on June 1, 1999, at 2350:44 central daylight time, American Airlines flight AA1420, a McDonnell…

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