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Canadian airliner forced landing?

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Fielder    3,671

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Anybody have comments?I only heard a single 10 second news blurb. Said that plane had been forced into a 60 degree angle due to heavy turbulance!

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Fielder    3,671

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Wing rolled 60 degrees, several injuries, forced diversion to Calgary for landing, acdg. to CNN online.

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Reports on the Canadian news said that it was possibly due to severe turbulence, a computer malfunction, or combination of both.... Passengers were allegedly told by the captain that a computer had malfunctioned and that the aircraft was being flown manually.It was an Air Canada A319, 88 on board, 10 injured..

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