The Archive · 1928

The French Air Accident

Not so Serious as at First Reported: Only One Crash Paris, June 14, A communique issued by the Ait Ministry announces that, owing a storm threatening, only nine machines actually took' the air from Malseville to fly to Paris.—The fact that 20 were expected at Lo Bourget was the cause of the original report that the others were missing. As it is, no machines are missing, Five landed successfully, three made forced landings, and tone crashed, the observer ' being:

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