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The deadliest plane crash., produced by Galaxie Production, Cineflix, Adélaïde Productions in association with Canal D, M6, BSkyB ; additional production for Nova by Zerkalo, Inc. ; [a production of] WGBH Boston ; directed by Chantal Hé́bert ; produced for Nova by Chris Schmidt ; executive producers for Cineflix, André Barro, Bernard Vaillot ; executive producer for BSkyB, Paul Crompton ; senior executive producer, Paula S. Apsell, Widescreen

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The deadliest plane crash., produced by Galaxie Production, Cineflix, Adélaïde Productions in association with Canal D, M6, BSkyB ; additional production for Nova by Zerkalo, Inc. ; [a production of] WGBH Boston ; directed by Chantal Hé́bert ; produced for Nova by Chris Schmidt ; executive producers for Cineflix, André Barro, Bernard Vaillot ; executive producer for BSkyB, Paul Crompton ; senior executive producer, Paula S. Apsell, Widescreen
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eng
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The deadliest plane crash.
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73829348
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produced by Galaxie Production, Cineflix, Adélaïde Productions in association with Canal D, M6, BSkyB ; additional production for Nova by Zerkalo, Inc. ; [a production of] WGBH Boston ; directed by Chantal Hé́bert ; produced for Nova by Chris Schmidt ; executive producers for Cineflix, André Barro, Bernard Vaillot ; executive producer for BSkyB, Paul Crompton ; senior executive producer, Paula S. Apsell
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50
Summary
In 1977, the worst accident in aviation history occurred when two 747s collided on the runway at Tenerife in the Canary Islands, killing 583. Using interviews with survivors and analysis by aviation experts, The deadliest plane crash recounts that disaster and examines what measures have been taken to prevent this type of accident from happening again
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Special features: Teaching material (PDF) -- A link to the Nova Web site, pbs.org/nova
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live action
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Widescreen
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