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Safety history

  • April 26, 1950AccidentHull loss

    The twin engine airplane departed Brussels Airport at 1157LT on a mail flight to Paris-Le Bourget, carrying two crew members and a load of newspapers. After takeoff, the crew climbed to the altitude of 4,000 feet. Few minutes later, after being cleared to climb to 6,000 feet, the crew encountered poor weather conditions. The airplane entered clouds and both engines lost power due to icing. The pilot decided to return to Brussels and reduced his altitude. Once at a height of about 200 feet on des

    Avro 652 Anson