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Posted Thu, Oct 15, 8:50 a.m.
Just to set the record straight.......The tail that "fell off", did not fall off! It departed the aircraft due to a failure of a field repair of the aft cabin pressure dome, resulting in a massive and rapid pressurization of the normally unpressurized aft fuselage, not due to a design ...
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