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![An Airbus A310-200 of the German airline Hapag-Lloyd flight on the apron of Lanzarote airport. [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNFH09/an-airbus-a310-200-of-the-german-airline-hapag-lloyd-flight-on-the-apron-of-lanzarote-airport-automated-translation-2FNFH09.jpg "An Airbus A310-200 of the German airline Hapag-Lloyd flight on the apron of Lanzarote airport. [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy")
An Airbus A310-200 of the German airline Hapag-Lloyd flight on the apron of Lanzarote airport. [automated translation] Stock Photo - Alamy
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An Airbus 310 of Hapag-Lloyd lost one wing and engine after an emergency landing at Vienna's airport July 12. The plane, on the way from the Greek island of Crete to Hannover
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