
Il disastro aereo in cui persero la vita 118 persone
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L'incidente aereo di Linate è avvenuto l'8 ottobre 2001 a causa della collisione tra un Cessna e un aereo di linea MD87.
8 ottobre 2001: all'aeroporto milanese di Linate si scontrano un Cessna e un MD87 della compagnia aerea svedese Sas.
Dopo l'impatto l'aereo di linea, che stava decollando, si schianta contro un capannone in cui lavorano diversi dipendenti della Sea. Nel disastro muoiono tutte le 110 persone a bordo dell’MD-87, i quattro occupanti del Cessna e quattro dipendenti della Sea che si trovavano nell’edificio.
Il bilancio complessivo è di 118 vittime. Si tratta dell'incidente più grave nella storia dell’aeroporto di Linate.

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