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**Introduction** On July 11, 1961, at 1136 M.S.T., a United Air Lines Douglas DC-8 crashed during its landing roll at Stapleton Airfield in Denver, Colorado. The aircraft swerved off the runway, struck a taxiway, and caught fire. None of the 122 occupants was severely injured by the impact itself, but 16 passengers died from carbon monoxide poisoning when the aircraft burned. One 87-year-old woman broke both ankles during the evacuation and later died of shock. Additionally, the driver of a pane
Douglas DC-8 · 18 fatalities