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Would you hand a .50-caliber sharpshooter rifle, a weapon that can take down a low-flying commercial airliner, to a total stranger?
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The piece is critical to supporting a wing on the commercial airliner.
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Last week a British court heard that Raissi had close ties with Hani Hanjour, believed to be piloting the commercial airliner that crashed into the Pentagon.
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So, when he was offered a massive chunk of cash to personally transport a few dozen pounds of liquid cocaine via commercial airliner, he leapt at the chance.
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The second most stressful job (after commercial airliner pilot)?
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It was at a flight school in Arizona, according to the United States, that Raissi had close ties with Hani Hanjour, believed to have piloted the commercial airliner that crashed into the Pentagon.
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Thursday's incident is the first fatal crash of a commercial airliner in the United States since August 2006, when Comair Flight 5191 crashed while attempting to take off from the wrong runway near Lexington, Kentucky.
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Burlingame, III, was murdered in the cockpit of his hijacked commercial airliner which was then crashed into the Pentagon, killing all 59 of its passengers and crew, and 125 men and women working at the Department of Defense.
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Including the Thai Airways crash, the world has seen 20 accidents involving the loss of a commercial airliner in 1998, a number similar to that for the previous two years, according to Airclaims, a London-based firm of aviation insurance loss-adjusters.
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Since Oct. 13, when a propeller plane crash in Papua New Guinea killed 28 passengers, nobody has died in an airliner, which is generally defined as a commercial, multi-engine airplane carrying 14 or more passengers.
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