Linate, the Massacre 25 Years Ago. Adele, Who Lost Her Husband in the Crash Between Planes: "We Family Members of the 118 Victims, Alone and Desperate, Took Hands"
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8 October 2001: a Cessna and a MD87 of the Swedish airline Sas clash at Linate airport in Milan. After the crash, the scheduled plane, which was taking off, crashes into a shed where several employees of the Sea work. 118 people die in the accident (ANSA)
Behind the clash between a private flight and a means of the Scandinavian company Sas makes us a wrong maneuver. But the port of call was without ground radar
When I think of the trials followed in more than 25 years of journalistic profession, the one on the massacre of Linate of October 8, 2001 occupies a particular place, because it was a unicum in recent judicial history. From that morning of suffocating fog and death to the verdict of the Cassation, on February 19, 2008, they passed only 2,326 days: 6 [...] L'articolo Strage di Linate, I cannot forget those small bees in the fog among the ripped …
At 8.10 a.m. on 8 October 2001, a SAS flight to Copenhagen met a Cessna who, due to a chain of errors and negligences, crossed the runway.
On the anniversary of the massacre of Linate in which 118 people died, this morning the Archbishop of Milan Mario Delpini celebrated a Mass in the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio. Present the family gathered in the "Committee 8 October" who recalled the commitment on air safety.
On October 8, 2001 a Cessna Citation CJ2 crashed on the main runway with the McDonnell Douglas MD-87 of the Scandinavian Airlines airline This article Linate's slaughter, 25 years ago the incident in the Milan airport: 118 victims came from LaPresse
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