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Today in Aviation History
6/15/1984 – Entered Service: Saab 340 with Crossair.
Photo: Ken Fielding (picture of an accident aircraft)
*Don’t let history museums become history*
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27 Oct 2014
Hughes Airwest from the early 1970's. Their aircraft and flight attendants made a bold statement in yellow.
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30 Mar 2020
Hawaiian Airlines DC-9-15 on climb out.
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19 Apr 2020
Hawaiian Airlines DC-9-50s at Honolulu.
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An early MD-82 (DC-9-82) – built in 1981, retired by Northwest end of 1999.
Registration: N301RC
Aircraft type: McDonnell Douglas MD-82
MSN/LN: 48054 / 996
Airline: Northwest Airlines
Date: July 25, 1991
Location: Orlando (MCO)
📷: @lemwerdersights
#avgeek #MD80
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Jun 14
The German Creation Story. 🇩🇪
This is funnier because it is true.
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Jun 13
The latest video from Mentour Pilot tells – and in great detail – the story of Air Ontario 1363 aka "The Dryden Air Crash".
While the dangers of ice on aircraft has been known for a long time – even in quantities as small as 0.030 inches - this case is of particular significance on WHY the aircraft was not de-iced.
Not gonna give any spoilers on this one, but let´s say it became a landmark case – and if you don´t already follow Mentour Pilot on YouTube, give him a follow and like the video.
Jun 13
It looks like a simple icing accident. It wasn't. What seems like a simple crash goes far deeper than you'd expect.
Check out the full story 👇
youtu.be/lLFGTI3hmWY
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Jun 14
When it´s not your day to die
On This Day in 1989: a TAMPA Colombia cargo DC-8 has its forward main cargo door opened in flight shortly after takeoff from Florida. The crew was able to turn back and land safely at Miami International Airport.
More info on this one is greatly appreciated (aircraft registration was “HK-3490X” if it can help.
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