(Reuters) - SAO PAULO, July 17 - A Brazilian airliner
carrying 176 people crashed and burst into flames on Tuesday at
Brazil's busiest airport, killing at least three people in the
country's second major air disaster in less than a year.
The Airbus A320 was flying into Sao Paulo from Porto Alegre
in southern Brazil when it lost control on landing. It skidded
off the rain-soaked runway and flew over a bustling avenue just
below, slamming into a gas station and cargo terminal.
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carrying 176 people crashed and burst into flames on Tuesday at
Brazil's busiest airport, killing at least three people in the
country's second major air disaster in less than a year.
The Airbus A320 was flying into Sao Paulo from Porto Alegre
in southern Brazil when it lost control on landing. It skidded
off the rain-soaked runway and flew over a bustling avenue just
below, slamming into a gas station and cargo terminal.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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