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Dsb on the Turkish Airline accident.

Amsterdam, Holland - February 25, 2009: crash was the result of unfortunate coincidences.

The Dutch Safety Board (Dsb) has finally released its final report regarding the investigation into the accident that took place in February 2009, near the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, when a Turkish Airline airplane B-737/800 flying in from Istanbul crashed during landing, while carrying 120 passengers plus crew members on board. Reports show the aircrew have just been authorized to approach the...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1117124
Rome, Italy, 05/11/2010 19:58
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