Ethiopian 737-800 Crashes On Takeoff In Beirut

Robert Wall January 26, 2010
An Ethiopian Airlines’ Boeing 737-800 crashed on takeoff from Beirut International Airport a few minutes after takeoff around 2:35 a.m. local time yesterday. The aircraft (Flight ET409), with 82 passengers and eight crew on board, was headed to Addis Ababa. No survivors were expected to be found...

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