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A Russian jetliner crashed on landing in the city of Kazan, with 50 aboard feared dead, emergency officials said. Ref. CNN

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A plane carrying a reported 11 people crashed Friday night near the western Alaska village of Saint Mary's, according to multiple media sources. Early reports suggest there may be survivors. Ref. USAToday

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Mozambique plane crashes in Nambia, kills 34

A Mozambique Airlines plane en route to Angola crashed in a game park in northeast Namibia killing all 34 people on board, Namibian police said on Saturday (Local time). Ref. Source 8

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New Details Emerge In Asiana Crash


The pilot flying the Asiana Airlines jet that crashed in San Francisco, killing three people, was worried about landing successfully because a system used to guide planes down to the runway had been turned ...

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Passenger films as plane crashes into ocean

FERDINAND Puentes didn't just survive a plane crash. He filmed it. As the alarm in the pilot's cabin rings and the plane crashes into the ocean, the nine passengers struggle to escape. Ref. Source 6

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Lightning downs plane, kills four

A LIGHT aircraft has crashed and burst into flames on a beach in eastern Indonesia after being hit by lightning, killing four people. Ref. Source 8

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Oil slicks spotted, suspected to be from missing Malaysian jetliner

As an international search-and-rescue effort continued Saturday for the missing Malaysian Airlines flight that vanished with 239 people on board, oil slicks were spotted between Malaysia and Vietnam, the Associated Press and New York Times reported. Ref. USAToday

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Navy Helps In Search For Missing Malaysia Airlines Jet
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The U.S. Navy is contributing to the international search effort for a Malaysia Airlines jet that dropped off the radar of Subang, Indonesia, traffic controllers early Saturday morning while over the South China Sea, according to a statement from the U.S. Seventh Fleet public affairs office.
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