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One Two Go Airlines – McDonnel Douglas DC-9-82 (HS-OMG) flight OG269

On 16 September 2007, at approximately 14:30 hours, a One Two Go Airlines flight OG269 nationality and registration mark HS-OMG, a…

Continental Airlines - Mcdonnel Douglas - DC9-32 (N-10556) flight CO1943

Continental Airlines – Mcdonnel Douglas – DC9-32 (N-10556) flight CO1943

Continental Airlines flight CO1943 : airplane was landing on runway 27 at the Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Houston, Texas on Feb…

Valujet Airlines - Douglas co - DC9-32 (N-908VJ) flight J7597

Valujet Airlines – Douglas co – DC9-32 (N-908VJ) flight J7597

Valujet Airlines flight J7597 : on June 8, 1995, a Douglas DC-9-32, N908VJ, was being operated by ValuJet Airlines as…

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…

Alitalia - Mcdonnel Douglas - DC9-32 (I-ATJA) flight AZ404

Alitalia – Mcdonnel Douglas – DC9-32 (I-ATJA) flight AZ404

Alitalia flight AZ404 departed from Milan – Linate airport on the 14th November 1990 at 1836 hrs with the destination…

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