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Inquiry on Madrid's accident: judge asks EASA for impartial technical analysis

Madrid , Spain - In the meanwhile Spanair looks into the future

Juan Javier Pérez, the judge in charge of the inquiry on the accident of last 20th of August at Madrid-Barajas airport involving a Spanair MD-82 aircraft, in which 184 people were killed, can't find highly specialized and impartial experts in Spain, capable to clear up things about the disaster, "El Pais" wrote today. The inquiry was entrusted to the ministry of transports air accidents investigation...

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