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Collision between two aircraft at Istanbul's "Ataturk" Airport

Istanbul, Turkey - Airplanes seriously damaged, but apparently no injuries have been reported

Two aircraft collided today, Monday 28 October 2013, at Istanbul's "Ataturk" Airport, according to reports from the website "Trend.az", which quotes "CNN Turk" TV channel as source. According to reports, a Turkish Airlines airplane coming from Vienna collided with another aircraft of the main airline of the country which had arrived from Sao Paulo (Brazil). Both the airplanes have reportedly...

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Rome, Italy, 10/28/2013 13:39
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