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4. American Eagle Flight 4184 - Wikipedia

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   A fatal crash of an ATR 72-212 in 1994 near Roselawn, Indiana, due to atmospheric icing and loss of control. The flight was from Indianapolis to Chicago and had 68 passengers and crew on board.

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6. American Airlines - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the largest airline in the world by scheduled passengers, founded in 1930 and based in Fort Worth, Texas. Explore its fleet, alliance, regional service, and role in the development of the DC-3 and DC-10 aircraft.

7. American Airlines Flight 965 - Wikipedia

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   At the trial, American Airlines admitted that it bore some legal responsibility for the accident. Honeywell and Jeppesen each contended that they had no legal responsibility for the accident. In June 2000, the jury found that Jeppesen was 30% at fault for the crash, Honeywell was 10% at fault, and American Airlines was 60% at fault. [26]