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There is not much worth saving. While a couple extraneous sentences have been added that are not copyvios, the original article in 2007 is a copy of an Aviation Safety Network post that was in existence in
2005
The article states that one of the pilots had a "flying experience of 10,340 hours of which 7,176 hours were on the Airbus A320."
A320 was launched commercially in 1988. How could anyone have over 7,000 hours of flying experience with it in 1990? This would mean flying an A320 about 10 hours each day continuously for two years. It does not seem real. — Preceding
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