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Cirrus ordered to pay $14 million due to fatal plane crash

Cirrus ordered to pay $14 million due to fatal plane crash

An Itasca County jury has ordered Cirrus Design and the University of North Dakota to pay $14.5 million to the families of two men who were killed in 2003, when their Cirrus plane crashed in north central Minnesota.
by Elizabeth Stawicki

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What brought down Air France flight 447?

What brought down Air France flight 447?

As the search for the wreckage of Air France flight 447 continues, Midmorning talks with a pilot about the possible causes of the crash.

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Plane debris found in path missing jet took

An airplane seat, a life jacket, metallic debris and signs of fuel were found in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday by Brazilian military pilots searching for a missing Air France airliner.

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