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Tokyo plane crash (3): at least five victims

Collision between two aircraft on the airport taxiway confirmed

The cause of the plane crash that occurred this morning at Tokyo-Haneda airport in Japan has been confirmed. The Airbus A-350/900 aircraft (registration JA13XJ) of the Japan Airlines company was consumed by flames after colliding, immediately after landing, with a de Havilland Dash 8/315Q aircraft (registration JA722A) of the Japanese Coast Guard which was carrying out the taxiing.Japanese Airlines...

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Tokyo, Japan, 01/02/2024 16:05
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AccidentsTokyo airplane crash: JAL estimates 105 million losses

Aircraft destruction compensated by insurance company

Japan Airlines announced today that it estimates the economic losses resulting from the plane crash that occurred in recent days at Tokyo-Haneda airport at 105 million dollars. The A-350/900 aircraft (registration... more

AirlinesTokyo plane crash (2): black box recovered

Coast Guard aircraft's Flight Data Recorder centered by airliner

Six investigators from the Japan Transport Safety Board have recovered the Flight Data Recorder of the de Havilland Dash 8/315Q (registration JA722A) aircraft of the Japanese Coast Guard, hit directly... more

AirlinesTokyo plane crash: testimonies

"We made it just in time. It's a miracle we survived"

The death toll from the plane crash that occurred yesterday at Tokyo-Haneda airport in Japan has been confirmed: five people have died. They were all on board the de Havilland Dash 8/315Q (registration... more

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