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Jetstream plane crashed minutes after take-off from Roatan Island on Monday. Transport minister said authorities suspect mechanical failure.

The wreckage of the small Jetstream aircraft, operated by Honduran airline Lanhsa, was found about 1km (0.6 miles) off the island’s coast, according to the country’s transport minister.

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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) -Six fatalities have been reported after a plane attempted to take off from Roatan Island just off the coast of Honduras, the fire chief told local media late on Monday. Wilmer ...

A PLANE carrying 17 people has tragically crashed into the sea killing a popular music star. 12 people died after the aircraft struck the Caribbean Sea just minutes after it took off from Roatan ...

A horror plane crash has killed a popular ... According to the country's transport minister, the wreckage was discovered around 1 kilometer off the island's coast. Shocking images showed the ...

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Two Air Self-Defense Force C-2 transport aircraft departed from Miho Air Base in Tottori Prefecture on the morning of Oct. 3 to evacuate Japanese nationals from Lebanon, which Israel has invaded.

The first tells them that take-off clearance has been given, and to be seated. The second, when the plane has reached 10,000 feet, says it's safe to leave their seats and begin service.