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China Airlines Flight 204 (CI204/CAL204) was a Boeing 737-209 that crashed into a mountain after takeoff from Hualien Airport, Taiwan, on 26 October 1989. The crash killed all 54 passengers and crew on board the aircraft.
See and Bassett attempted to land their T-38 at Lambert Field in St. Louis, Missouri, in bad weather, and crashed into the adjacent McDonnell Aircraft factory, where they were going for simulator training for their Gemini 9 flight. [25] [26] Fire during spacecraft test 27 January 1967: Apollo 1: Virgil "Gus" Grissom Ed White Roger B. Chaffee
The plane rolled to the right and lost control, then it crashed into a mountain near Guilin. All 141 on board died. All 141 on board died. 23 July 1993 - China Northwest Airlines Flight 2119 , while rolling on the runway for take-off, suffers a right-side flap actuator failure, causing the flaps to retract.
A Chinese rocket has crashed after being accidentally launched during a ground test, ... and the rocket fell into the deep mountains 1.5 kilometers [0.9 miles] southwest of the test platform ...
GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) -A China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 with 132 people on board crashed in mountains in southern China on Monday after a sudden plunge from cruising altitude at about ...
At 07:52, the plane crashed into a mountain in the sparsely populated Guangxi region. [3] It was the deadliest accident involving a Boeing 737-300 at the time, as well as the deadliest on Chinese soil; [ 3 ] as of June 2020 [update] , it is still the second-deadliest accident in both of those categories, behind Flash Airlines Flight 604 , [ 4 ...
The video showed the plane in a near vertical dive seconds before it struck the ground. Footage from the crash site showed wreckage and a fire. Many smaller pieces of wreckage were scattered in the surrounding area. [19] All of the plane's occupants died. [20] It was the first fatal crash involving China Eastern Airlines since November 2004's ...
In April 2023, Space Pioneer launched a kerosene-oxygen rocket, the Tianlong-2, becoming the first private Chinese firm to send a liquid-propellant rocket into space.