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Trans Maldivian Airways seaplane crashes, injuring four.
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Airline Industry Information
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May 17, 2004
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A seaplane operated by Trans Maldivian Airways crashed on the runway at Male International Airport in the Maldives today (17 May).
The aircraft, carrying 17 people, reportedly crashed after one of its floats came off when the aircraft became a...
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