FedEx cargo plane crash-lands at Narita airport, 2 dead

FedEx cargo plane crash-lands at Narita airport, 2 dead

NARITA, Japan - The burnt fuselage of a FedEx cargo plane is seen at Narita International Airport, east of Tokyo, on March 23. The plane crash-landed and burst into flames at the airport, killing the two U.S. crew members aboard.

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