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Safety Report – 07/14/2011 – Delta 767 Clips Vertical Fin of Bombardier Regional Jet

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From: Flightstory.net
Date: 07/14/2011 07:56pm
Location: Boston, MA Aircraft Type: Boeing 767-300 Registration: Unknown
Operator: Delta Air Lines Flight: 266
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Operator: Atlantic Southwest Airlines (Delta Connection) Flight: 4909 Phase: Taxi
Level of Damage: Unknown
Injuries & Fatalities: None
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