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- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 abstract "British European Airways Flight 706 was a scheduled flight from London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) to Salzburg-W. A. Mozart Airport (SZG), by Vickers Vanguard G-APEC, on the 2 October 1971. Whilst en route at 19,000 ft (5,791 m), 35 minutes after takeoff, the rear cabin pressure bulkhead failed. The resulting depressurization of the tail section caused the surfaces of the tailplanes to separate, weakening them to the point that they broke off. Without a horizontal stabilizer the aircraft entered an uncontrollable dive. The aircraft crashed near Aersele, Belgium, killing all 63 passengers and crew on impact. A piece of debris from the aircraft struck a passing car, causing minor injuries to one of its occupants.Investigators, in attempting to determine the cause of the accident, found corrosion in the lower part of the rear pressure bulkhead underneath plating that was bonded to the structure. The bulkhead had been eaten away. Fluid contamination, perhaps from the lavatory, was thought to have been the root cause for the corrosion. The corrosion was not detectable by then-current inspection techniques.".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 thumbnail Bea_vickers_vanguard_g-apec_arp.jpg?width=300.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 wikiPageExternalLink 15-1972%20G-APEC.pdf.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 wikiPageID "34199281".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 wikiPageRevisionID "606351894".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 aircraftType Vickers_Vanguard.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 crashImage "Bea vickers vanguard g-apec arp.jpg".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 crew "8".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 date "1971-10-02".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 destination "Salzburg Airport, Austria".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 fatalities "63".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 hasPhotoCollection British_European_Airways_Flight_706.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 imageCaption "G-APEC at London Heathrow in 1965.".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 injuries "1".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 name "BEA Flight 706".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 occurrenceType "Accident".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 operator British_European_Airways.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 origin "London Heathrow Airport, United Kingdom".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 passengers "55".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 site Aarsele.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 site Belgium.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 survivors "0".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 tailNumber "G-APEC".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 type "Explosive decompression, leading to structural failure and loss of control".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Accidents_and_incidents_involving_the_Vickers_Vanguard.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Airliner_accidents_and_incidents_caused_by_in-flight_structural_failure.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Airliner_accidents_and_incidents_caused_by_maintenance_errors.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Airliner_accidents_and_incidents_involving_in-flight_depressurization.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Aviation_accidents_and_incidents_in_1971.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:Aviation_accidents_and_incidents_in_Belgium.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 subject Category:British_European_Airways_accidents_and_incidents.
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- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 comment "British European Airways Flight 706 was a scheduled flight from London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) to Salzburg-W. A. Mozart Airport (SZG), by Vickers Vanguard G-APEC, on the 2 October 1971. Whilst en route at 19,000 ft (5,791 m), 35 minutes after takeoff, the rear cabin pressure bulkhead failed. The resulting depressurization of the tail section caused the surfaces of the tailplanes to separate, weakening them to the point that they broke off.".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 label "British European Airways Flight 706".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 label "British-European-Airways-Flug 706".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 label "英国欧州航空706便墜落事故".
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 sameAs British-European-Airways-Flug_706.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 sameAs 英国欧州航空706便墜落事故.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 sameAs m.0hr6n4b.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 sameAs Q918604.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 sameAs Q918604.
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- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 wasDerivedFrom British_European_Airways_Flight_706?oldid=606351894.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 depiction Bea_vickers_vanguard_g-apec_arp.jpg.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 homepage 15-1972%20G-APEC.pdf.
- British_European_Airways_Flight_706 isPrimaryTopicOf British_European_Airways_Flight_706.
