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Vintage German Ju-52 Crashes in Swiss Alps

Following the crash of a WWII vintage German Junkers Ju-52, JU-Air has suspended all flights until further notice. JU-Air
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A WWII vintage German Junkers Ju-52 crashed in the Swiss Alps on Saturday, killing all 20 people on board. The 79-year-old aircraft, operated by the “adventure flight” company, JU-Air, was flying from Locarno, in southern Switzerland, when it crashed into Piz Segnas mountain. There were 17 passengers and three crew members on the aircraft, CBS News and The Guardian reported. The cause of the crash is unknown at this time.

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