From kls Tue Nov 23 00:02:46 1993
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From: joe@montebello.soest.hawaii.edu (Joe Dellinger)
Subject: Re: 2 engines vs 4 engines planes
References: <airliners.1993.673@ohare.Chicago.COM> <airliners.1993.679@ohare.chicago.com> <airliners.1993.696@ohare.Chicago.COM> <airliners.1993.706@ohare.Chicago.COM> <airliners.1993.730@ohare.Chicago.COM> <airliners.1993.731@ohare.Chicago.COM>
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Date: 23 Nov 93 00:02:46 PST

	Early on in flights between Hawaii and the mainland, wasn't there
a Pan Am plane that had engine trouble and couldn't make it to land, so it
arranged to "land" in the Pacific Ocean near a waiting Coast Guard rescue ship?

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