PIA Grounds ATR Fleet For ‘Shakedown Tests’
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WASHINGTON—Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has temporarily grounded its remaining 10 ATR aircraft in the aftermath of the Dec. 7 ATR 42-500 crash that killed all 48 people on board. The ATR 42-500, operating as flight PK661, crashed on a hillside near Havelian, Pakistan. The Pakistan Civil...
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