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Aircrash

BBC One
on BBC One London

The inside story of an investigation into an air disaster.
In June last year an airliner crashed on Stockport, killing seventy-two people.
How did it happen?
What was the cause?
Today the Board of Trade publishes the findings. Tonight's film shows how the cause was traced.
Commentary by Richard Baker.
Written by Martin Noble and Michael Shore.
From the North
See page 30

Contributors

Narrator:
Richard Baker
Writer:
Martin Noble
Writer:
Michael Shore
Producer:
Barry Bevins
Source: Radio Times

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