The day the sky fell down : the story of the Stockport air disaster.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Stockport, England : Stephen Morrin, 1998Description: 145 p. : ill., portsISBN:

0953450309 (pbk)

DDC classification:

363.124650942734 21

Subject: 10 am on Sunday 4 June 1967, a British Midland Airways, Canadair C-4 Argonaut airliner packed with returning holidaymakers from Palma, Majorca, turned onto the approach to Ringway Airport, Manchester. To Captain Harry Marlow and his First Officer Chris Pollard at the controls, it seemed a perfectly normal approach. The slight drizzle and low cloud presented no kind of hazard, yet nine minutes later the aircraft lay a tangled, twisted exploding wreck in the centre of Stockport. Of the 84 passengers and crew on board, only 12 survived. What went wrong?

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10 am on Sunday 4 June 1967, a British Midland Airways, Canadair C-4 Argonaut airliner packed with returning holidaymakers from Palma, Majorca, turned onto the approach to Ringway Airport, Manchester. To Captain Harry Marlow and his First Officer Chris Pollard at the controls, it seemed a perfectly normal approach. The slight drizzle and low cloud presented no kind of hazard, yet nine minutes later the aircraft lay a tangled, twisted exploding wreck in the centre of Stockport. Of the 84 passengers and crew on board, only 12 survived. What went wrong?

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