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SAS MD87 (SE-DMA) flight SK686 – CESSNA C525A (D-IEVX)

SAS flight SK686 accident took place on the 8th of October 2001, at 06.10 UTC, a Boeing MD-87, registration marks…

Air Liberte - Streamline Aviation - Mcdonnel Douglas MD83 (F-GHED) - Shorts 330 (G-SSWN) flights IJ8807 - SSW200

Air Liberte – Streamline Aviation – Mcdonnel Douglas MD83 (F-GHED) – Shorts 330 (G-SSWN) flights IJ8807 – SSW200

Air Liberté Streamline Aviation flights IJ8807 SSW200 : the MD 83 registered F-GHED was cleared to take off from runway 27…

Alaska Airlines – Mcdonnel Douglas MD83 (N-963AS) flight AS261

Alaska Airlines flight AS261 crashed on January 31, 2000, about 1621 Pacific standard time, Alaska Airlines, Inc., flight AS261, a…

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…

Swissair - Mcdonnel Douglas - MD11 (HB-IWF) flight SR111

Swissair – Mcdonnel Douglas – MD11 (HB-IWF) flight SR111

Swissair flight SR111 crashed near Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada on September 02nd 1998. At 0018 UTC (2018 eastern daylight…

Federal Express Inc. - Mcdonnel Douglas - MD11 (N-611FE) flight FX14

Federal Express – Mcdonnell Douglas – MD11 (N-611FE) flight FX14

Federal Express flight FX14 : on July 31, 1997, about 0132 eastern daylight time, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, N611FE, operated…

Scandinavian SAS - Mcdonnel Douglas - DC9-81 (MD81) (OY-KHO) flight SAS751

Scandinavian SAS – Mcdonnel Douglas – DC9-81 (MD81) (OY-KHO) flight SAS751

Scandinavian SAS flight SAS751 took off on 27 December 1991 at 0847 hrs from Stockholm/Arlanda airport. It had landed at…

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