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Airline in Pakistan Crash Saw 52 Safety Incidents in Half Century

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Updated 05 June 2020 15:32

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June 05, 2020 14:50

Airline in Pakistan Crash Saw 52 Safety Incidents in Half Century

Updated 05 June 2020 15:32

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June 05, 2020 14:50

June 5: Bloomberg report by Faseeh Mangi and Anurag Kotoky states that a deadly Pakistan International Airlines Corp. crash that killed 97 people in May has put a plan to revive the company, which has more accumulated losses than any other publicly-traded carrier in Asia, in jeopardy.