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31China Airlines Flight 006 — Artist s conception of N4522V rolling and inverted, with the main body landing gear forced down. Accident summary Date Fe …
32Chalk's Ocean Airways Flight 101 — Accident summary Date December 19, 2005 (2005 12 19) Type Structural failure …
33Comair Flight 5054 — Accident summary Date March 19, 2001 (2001 03 19) Type Atmospheric icing, Loss of control …
34Air France Flight 007 — This article is about the 1962 Air France crash. For the 1980 LOT Polish Airlines accident with the same flight number, see LOT Polish Airlines Flight 007. For the 1983 Korean Airlines incident, see Korean Air Lines Flight 007. Coordinates:… …
35Dan-Air Flight 0034 — Accident summary Date 31 July 1979 Type Pilot error (Accidental engagement of gust lock) Site …
36Slow flight — is a portion of an airplane s performance envelope above the speed at which the plane will stall, but below the aircraft s endurance speed. This part of the performance chart is also known as the back side of the power curve because when flying… …
37Aer Lingus Flight 712 — Infobox Airliner accident|name=Aer Lingus Flight 712 Date=March 24 1968 Type=In flight airliner structural failure Site=St George s Channel near Wexford, Ireland Fatalities=61 Injuries=0 Aircraft Type=Vickers Viscount 803 Operator=Aer Lingus Tail …
38American Airlines Flight 157 — ] * The captain applied excessive rudder during the “S” turn, causing the airplane to fly slightly sideways in relation to the intended flight path, known in aviation terminology as a skid. This maneuver would have caused the plane’s airspeed to… …
39LOT Polish Airlines Flight 007 — Infobox Airliner accident Crash name=LOT Polish Airlines Flight 007 Date=March 14 1980 Type=Mechanical failure and loss of flight controls Site=Warsaw, Poland Fatalities=87 (passengers:77 crew:10) Injuries=0 Aircraft Type=Ilyushin Il 62… …
40high-speed — adj. High speed is used with these nouns: ↑camera, ↑chase, ↑collision, ↑computer, ↑connection, ↑crash, ↑elevator, ↑flight, ↑Internet, ↑link, ↑modem, ↑ …
