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Aeroméxico plane crashes in Durango; no deaths reported
The Aeroméxico Embraer 190 carrying 103 people went down about 10 miles from Durango International Airport. Authorities said weather was likely to blame.
16 minutes ago - NBC - 2 articles
'Not a miracle': How all 103 people aboard Aeroméxico jet survived fiery crash
Investigators are expected to focus on the strong winds, heavy rain and marble-sized hail that lashed the area around the time of the crash.
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Aeroméxico plane crashes in Durango; no deaths reported
The Aeroméxico Embraer 190 carrying 103 people went down about 10 miles from Durango International Airport. Authorities said weather was likely to blame.
23 hours ago - NBC - 2 articles
'Not a miracle': How all 103 people aboard Aeroméxico jet survived fiery crash
Investigators are expected to focus on the strong winds, heavy rain and marble-sized hail that lashed the area around the time of the crash.
23 hours ago - NBC - 2 articles
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