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    Why: There was fog in the mountains, and the control tower lost contact with the aircraft as the plane was conducting aerial surveys south of the hill “La Union.”

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    Lost in the crash were Aviator PEDRERO ANTONIO SERGIO NAVARRETE and Air Force Lieutenant Flying Pilot VICENTE ALVAREZ Emilio Castillo and air observer, Chap. 2 / o. Infantry GARIBAY FRANCISCO JAVIER GOMEZ

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    Royal Air Maroc Boeing 767-300


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    Penang: Malaysia Airlines Boeing Engine Vibration


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    What: Malaysia Airlines Boeing 737-400, en route from Singapore to Penang
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    Alaska Airlines Bird Strike

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    Turkey: Airbus Gear Fails to Retract


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    What: Turkish Airlines Airbus A340-300 en route from Istanbul Turkey to Beijing China
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    When: Dec 11
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    What: TAM Linhas Aereas Airbus A330-200 en route from New York JFK to Rio de Janeiro
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