No survivors in Turkish jet crash

No survivors in Turkish jet crash

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All 56 people on board a passenger plane that crashed in south-western Turkey have died, the airline's chief executive has said.
Initial reports from rescue helicopter teams found no survivors, said Tuncay Doganer, head of Atlasjet.

The McDonnell Douglas 83 was carrying 49 passengers and seven crew, he said.

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A strange one this ; the weather in the area was `clear` with no snowfall, rain or fog , the aircraft was in a fit condition to fly and until the crash - the aircrew was in contact with ATC and had requested permission to land , so therefore was very close to the runway.


a sad day and my heart goes out to the relatives.

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the investigation will likely reveal a systems failure of some kind, though whats the first thing anyone thinks of when they hear of a jetliner crash?

is that profiling or reputation?