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This plane crash takes us to the Latin American country of Cuba, which is located in the Caribbean Sea and it's located near the Bahamas, Haiti and Jamaica.
WARNINGS OF A PLANE CRASH
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Cubana de Aviación Flight 9046, registered as Charlie Uniform- Tango 1281 (CU-T1281), was a chartered Ilyushin II-62M operated by Cubana, which crashed on the 3rd of September 1989, shortly after takeoff from José Martí International Airport (IATA: HAV, ICAO: MUHA), Havana, Cuba, the crash killed all 126 people who were on board the plane plus 24 people on the ground (150 people in total), which made it the worst aviation disaster to have occurred in Cuba.
The aircraft took off in heavy rain and wind gusts of 30-50 miles per hour (48-80 kilometres per hour), the flight crew retracted the flaps from their initial 30 degree position to 15 degrees in an attempt to gain speed but this action reduced the ability of the wing to provide lift, the aircraft climbed to about 174 feet, where it was hit by a downdraft that caused the airframe to strike the end of the runway, subsequently hitting a navigational facility and a small hill before it crashed into a residential area, about one minute after takeoff, all 126 people onboard perished in the accident, an additional 24 people who were living in the accident area also lost their lives as result of the crash.
The summary of the crash was Crashed on takeoff due to low altitude wind shear and pilot error.
