Aloha Airlines Flight 243 - Wikipedia
![Boeing 737-200 Aloha Flight 243 showing significant structural failure.[3] | Download Scientific Diagram](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305881922/figure/fig2/AS:643569903751170@1530450430873/Boeing-737-200-Aloha-Flight-243-showing-significant-structural-failure3.png "Boeing 737-200 Aloha Flight 243 showing significant structural failure.[3] | Download Scientific Diagram")
Boeing 737-200 Aloha Flight 243 showing significant structural failure.[3] | Download Scientific Diagram
Worldwide Engineering - It was just another routine interisland flight when an Aloha Airlines jet took off from Hilo, bound for Honolulu, on April 28, 1988. Cruising at 24,000 feet, an 18-foot
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Yes, This Pic Shows Jet that Landed Safely After Roof Was Ripped Off Mid-Flight | Snopes.com
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Aloha-Airlines-Flug 243: Wenn das Kabinendach in 7300 Metern Höhe plötzlich wegfliegt. | STERN.de
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How Aloha Airlines flight 243 exposed fundamental flaws in aviation safety | The Independent
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Shiv Aroor on X: "In 1988, a Aloha Flight 243 suffered explosive mid-air decompression, ripping off a large part of its fuselage. Pilots miraculously managed to land safely. 94 of 95 survived.
B732, en-route, Maui Hawaii, 1988 | SKYbrary Aviation Safety
Incredible Footage of the Damage Endured by Aloha Airlines 243: Air Disasters | Smithsonian Channel - YouTube
During flight in 1988 the roof of the Aloha Airlines 243 jet ripped off at 24,000 feet, fortunately the plane still managed to land safely. | Instagram
Aloha Airlines Flight 243 - Wikipedia
