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April 17, 2008

Can't see the sky for the trees

I remember this when it was on the news. On June 26, 1988, a new Air France Airbus A320-100 was involved in an air-show when it crashed into a wood. I was surprised to learn that 3 people died and 50 were injured; I wouldn't have thought that planes doing stunts would be carrying passengers...

This film contains five different videos of decreasing quality. Click here for an interesting summary of the crash.

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