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In this documentary, in the form of a satellite map, is the 4th of a 7–part series of maps covering the growth of commercial aviation worldwide. With this map you can zoom in on the locations of the Commercial Aviation Crash sites during another violent period in commercial aviation history. It’s a period where planes were again bombed by terrorists, and shot down by military actions. Included in this map are Korean Air Lines Flight 007, Gulf Air Flight 771, the Cerritos mid-air collision, Aloha Airlines Flight 243, Iran Air Flight 655, and United Airlines Flight 811.

The locations and coordinates were obtained from the following:

• Wikipedia’s List of accidents and incidents involving commercial aircraft • Aviation Safety Network

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plane crash sites jet plane crash sites history of aviation interactive map map 3D map educational self-learning individual learning

Map Type

GeoJSON


Map Source

https://climateviewer.org/layers/MRM/Plane-crash-sites/Commercial-Aviation-Crashes-1981-1990.geojson


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George Stiller, MyReadingMapped™

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