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Preview thumbnail for On February 22, 1986 a USAir flight was unable to stop on a snowy runway in Erie, PA. The plane skidded off the end of the runway, crashed across a public roadway, and was totaled. The crash was attributed to pilot error. All passengers and crew survived, with one passenger receiving minor injuries. image
On February 22, 1986 a USAir flight was unable to stop on a snowy runway in Erie, PA. The plane skidded off the end of the runway, crashed across a public roadway, and was totaled. The crash was attributed to pilot error. All passengers and crew survived, with one passenger receiving minor injuries.
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in Erie, PA