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Tail of crashed Boeing 737 to be displayed near Hopetoun

Summary by The West Australian
The tail of a Boeing 737 water bomber that crashed while fighting a fire near Hopetoun in 2023 is set to become a roadside attraction.

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Tail of crashed Boeing 737 to be displayed near Hopetoun

The tail of a Boeing 737 water bomber that crashed while fighting a fire near Hopetoun in 2023 is set to become a roadside attraction.

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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