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Spantax S.A. was a
Spanish leisure airline headquartered in
Madrid that
operated from 6
October 1959 to 29
March 1988.
Spantax was one of the
first Spanish...
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Spantax Flight 995 was a
charter flight from Madrid–Barajas
Airport to New York via Málaga
Airport on
September 13, 1982. When the DC-10
aircraft was...
- the J79, the CJ805 and CJ805-23 were smoky,
although secondary operator Spantax eventually had
their engines re****ed with low-smoke
combustion chambers...
- were an
Iberia McDonnell Douglas DC-9
flying from
Palma de
Mallorca and a
Spantax Convair 990 from Madrid. All 68
people on
board the DC-9 were killed. The...
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December 3, 1972, a
Convair CV-990
Coronado charter flight operated by
Spantax from
Tenerife to
Munich with 148 p****engers and 7 crew
crashed while taking...
- 5
January 1970, a
Convair 990
Coronado operated by the
Spanish airline Spantax crashed shortly after take-off from
Stockholm Arlanda Airport, killing...
- 11 were
presumed to have been
retained in
North Korea.
January 5 – A
Spantax Convair 990
Coronado crashed shortly after takeoff from Stockholm's Arlanda...
- (Instrument
Landing System) was installed.[citation needed] On
December 3, 1972,
Spantax Flight 275
crashed during take-off,
killing everyone on board. A new airport...
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service was
operated by
Germania and PrivatAir. In 1967 the
pilot of a
Spantax Convair 990
Coronado mistook the 1360 m long
runway of
Finkenwerder for...
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Metropolitan Airport. TWA
Flight 843,
another high-speed
aborted take-off
Spantax Flight 995,
another aircraft that
aborted take-off
after p****ing V1 Smith...
