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More: Aloha Airlines
More: Boeing 737-297
More: Kahului (OGG / PHOG)
More: USA - Hawaii, February 1988
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N73711 (cn 20209/152) W/o just 2 months later at Apr.28.1988
More: Juerg Schmid
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A visitor from - posted Sat July 9, 2011:
Hanging by a thread?

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat May 21, 2011:
Incredible story behind this aircraft.

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