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2008/10/04

Canada Medical Plane Catches Fire


What: Medical Beech B200 two-turbo prop registered to Keewatin Air of Winnipeg. en route from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut
Where: emergency landing in Manitoba
When: Wednesday night
Who: a woman , her 11-month-old boy, two nursing staff and two pilots
Why: The plane caught fire. The pilot advised he would have to land at the local airport.
After landing, the occupants were all taken to the Cross Lake nursing station before they were put on a flight to Winnipeg

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