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EC-HFP (cn 53148/2072) Thanks to Capt. Blasco and his F/O for letting us into their office, upon arrival at Malaga for the 3rd Spanish Spotters Meeting. Dedicated to all Iberian Spotters.
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A visitor from Ecuador posted Thu August 21, 2008:
Very sad to know that 3 years later this aircraft would be involved in such a tragic accident.

A visitor from - posted Thu August 21, 2008:
Goodbye EC-HFP =( may those who died in this tragic crash R.I.P.

A visitor from Brazil posted Wed August 20, 2008:
Very clear details of the cockpit of this MD-82, sadly destroyed on take off from Barajas on August 20, 2008.

A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed August 20, 2008:
Panoramic clarity

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RIP - Crashed - Destroyed - Scrapped. by member eksath
These aircrafts/air crew were all destroyed in aviation accidents. The crews walked away in some but not in all. RIP.
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