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N60NA's No.3 engine after uncontained failure
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English: The No. 3 (starboard) engine of N60NA at Albuquerque international Sunport after experiencing an uncontrolled engine failure at 39,000 ft in New Mexico, USA, while servicing National Airlines Flight 27 in 1973. NTSB |
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| Source | National Airlines Flight 27 NTSB Accident Report |
| Author | National Transportation Safety Board |
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