Pan Am 1952 crash found by Expedition Unknown
von Linh Yt: Pop Trends
A Pan Am passenger jet that went down in the Atlantic Ocean in 1952 has been located 74 years later by an Expedition Unknown crew. The crash resulted in 52 fatalities and was the catalyst for airlines to implement the preflight safety briefings passengers receive before departure.
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