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Plane crashes at Harare Airport

By Andy Rice
05 Aug 2010
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The head of Zimbabwe's Civil Aviation Authority David Chatowa has confirmed that a plane from London had an accident while landing at the Harare International Airport. He declined to name the airline or say what exactly had happened to the plane, though he did say that there were no deaths. British Airways have said none of their planes had the accident. Read more: AFP, Independent

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