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Cypriot plane accident (2): Helios planes to fly to Sweden for technical checks

Athens, Greece - Capt. Merten had an experience of over 17,000 flying hours

Helios Airways has announced that the other two Boeing 737-300 composing its fleet left an orphan of the B-737 crashed in Greece, will undergo technical checks in the next days in Sweden. Cypriot carrier would have in fact reached an agreement with SAS Scandinavian Air Services to carry out aircraft controls. Helios pointed out that its airplanes undergo regular checks by Cyprus Civil Aviation department...

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Rome, Italy, 08/22/2005 18:21
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