JAL jet collides with coast guard plane at Tokyo airport, 5 dead

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JAL jet collides with coast guard plane at Tokyo airport, 5 dead

TOKYO, Jan. 2 Kyodo - A Japan Airlines Co. airplane collided with one belonging to the Japan Coast Guard at Tokyo's Haneda airport Tuesday, causing both aircraft to catch fire and killing five coast guard members, while all 379 on board the commercial flight escaped without life-threatening injuries. (Kyodo)

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