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- 2002_Prestige_Airlines_Boeing_707_crash abstract "On 4 July 2002 a Boeing 707-123B operated by Prestige Airlines and owned by New Gomair, crashed during an emergency landing at Bangui Airport. 28 people on board were killed and two survived. The flight was bound to Brazzaville, but the crew decided to divert to Bangui when the landing gear had not retracted.As of May 2014, the crash remains the second deadliest aviation accident in the Central African Republic.".
- 2002_Prestige_Airlines_Boeing_707_crash comment "On 4 July 2002 a Boeing 707-123B operated by Prestige Airlines and owned by New Gomair, crashed during an emergency landing at Bangui Airport. 28 people on board were killed and two survived. The flight was bound to Brazzaville, but the crew decided to divert to Bangui when the landing gear had not retracted.As of May 2014, the crash remains the second deadliest aviation accident in the Central African Republic.".