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Safety history
June 13, 1950Accident
The approach to Bahrain was completed by night and limited visibility (1,370 meters). About 5,200 meters short of runway 29 threshold, the aircraft christened 'Ciel de Picardie' hit the water surface and sank by 12 feet in the Persian Gulf. First rescuers arrived on site about eight hours later. Two crew members, the captain and the radio officer, and four passengers, were rescued while 46 other occupants were killed. Crew: J. Sladek, pilot, Raoul Saury, copilot, † Yvan Moulis, radio navigator,
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