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Kids Crash Airplane! 75 Dead!
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March 23, 2021
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4:37Now PlayingOn March 23, 1994, one of the worst excuses for an airliner crash happened when an Aeroflot pilot allowed his 12 and 16-year-old children to play with the controls of the Airbus A310-300, a competitor of the Boeing 767, that he was flying, resulting in a crash that killed all 75 people aboard!
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