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Kazan aircraft crash: first information indicates a human error (VIDEO)

Kazan, Russia - No sign of technical failures on Tatarstan Airlines' Boeing 737

The Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC), the Moscow-based agency which deals with the investigations over aircraft accdients in the countries of the former Soviet Union, communicated it considers a human error as the most likely caus of the crash which, in the evening of Sunday 17 November 2013, involved a Boeing 737/500 of Tatarstan Airlines (registration code VQ-BBN), causing the death of the 50...

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Rome, Italy, 11/20/2013 16:20
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