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At least 10 people died today after a crash in Honduras, involving a Central American Airway's LET-410...it crashed into a mountain.
At least 4 passengers are U.S. tourists.
At least 4 passengers are U.S. tourists.
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From Avherald. RIP
A Central American Airways LET L-410, registration HR-AUQ performing flight CAI-731 from San Pedro Sula to Tegucigalpa (Honduras) with 14 people on board, impacted trees near the village of Cerro de Hula located near the approach path of the VOR/DME runway 02 approach to Tegucigalpa's International Airport while on approach to Tegucigalpa around 07:30L (13:30Z). All occupants perished in the crash.
Residents near the crash site who came to help reported poor visibility due to fog in the area.
Honduran Authorities released a list of 14 people on board, all 14 are confirmed to have died in the crash.
On Oct 21st 1989 a TAN Boeing 727-200 registration N88705, flight from Managua (Nicaragua) to Tegucigalpa had crashed in nearly the same spot when they flew a VOR/DME approach to then runway 01 but began the descent too early and impacted the mountains around Cerra de Hula at a height of 4800 feet 4.8nm before the threshold of runway 01. -
.067% for the L-410, worse than the Metrolinermoving quickly in airComment
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The Ford Pinto doesn't fly......usually !!!If it 'ain't broken........ Don't try to mend it !
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Vauxhall Cresta
My aunty Flo had a Vauxhall cresta. That used to fly. It had a 1.37 per cent Danger Rating.Originally posted by brianw999 View PostComment
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