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Description Hewa Bora Airways Boeing 727-22. 9Q-COP (cn 18323/136) More than a month after the crash of the aircraft debris was still scattered over the place where it ended up. The Boeing must have made a 180 turn when it hit the ground: the tail points towards the runway. Unconfirmed stories speak about the aircraft having an excessive number of passengers on board and that it was low on fuel when it reached Kisangani.
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Author Guido Potters
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