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stigators piece together the wreckage of DC-8 whcih crashed outside Malton in 1970 killing all 109 aboard
stigators piece together the wreckage of DC-8 whcih crashed outside Malton in 1970 killing all 109 aboard

stigators piece together the wreckage of DC-8 whcih crashed outside Malton in 1970 killing all 109 aboard

Date7/15/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: stigators piece together the wreckage of DC-8 whcih crashed outside Malton in 1970 killing all 109 aboard. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0000176F
This is a model of the Air Canada DC-8 that last July crashed north of Malton, killing 109 persons
This is a model of the Air Canada DC-8 that last July crashed north of Malton, killing 109 persons
11/24/1970
Airport firefighters pour chemical foam on wreckage of twin-engined cargo plane that crashed at Malton airport today, killing the two-man crew
Airport firefighters pour chemical foam on wreckage of twin-engined cargo plane that crashed at Malton airport today, killing the two-man crew
6/22/1983
Aircraft Remains: Investigator Rick Pilson probes the wreckage yesterday morning after a Cessna crashed near Inglewood Monday night, killing the pilot
Aircraft Remains: Investigator Rick Pilson probes the wreckage yesterday morning after a Cessna crashed near Inglewood Monday night, killing the pilot
4/20/1993
Charred wreckage is all that remains of an Air Canada DC-8 that exploded and burned at Toronto International Airport last night only six minute before(...)
Charred wreckage is all that remains of an Air Canada DC-8 that exploded and burned at Toronto International Airport last night only six minute before(...)
6/21/1973
Piece by piece, the wrecked body of the Air Canada DC-9 that crashed at Toronto International Airport on Monday is being taken from its resting place (...)
Piece by piece, the wrecked body of the Air Canada DC-9 that crashed at Toronto International Airport on Monday is being taken from its resting place (...)
6/30/1978
Mangled wreckage of vintage World War II Fairey Firefly in which Alan Ness crashed to death is raised in three pieces from Lake Ontario by barge-mount(...)
Mangled wreckage of vintage World War II Fairey Firefly in which Alan Ness crashed to death is raised in three pieces from Lake Ontario by barge-mount(...)
9/2/1977
Stained with blood and partially burned, mail recovered from the DC-8 jetliner that crashed north to Toronto International Airport on Sunday is sorted(...)
Stained with blood and partially burned, mail recovered from the DC-8 jetliner that crashed north to Toronto International Airport on Sunday is sorted(...)
7/8/1970
Emergency spotlights outline the scene as Coroner Gerald Blanchet looks over the wreckage of a twin-engine private plane that crashed in Etobicoke's C(...)
Emergency spotlights outline the scene as Coroner Gerald Blanchet looks over the wreckage of a twin-engine private plane that crashed in Etobicoke's C(...)
11/25/1968
Reassembled wreckage of the crashed jet is spread out in a government hanger at Toronto International Airport in an attempt to find out why part of th(...)
Reassembled wreckage of the crashed jet is spread out in a government hanger at Toronto International Airport in an attempt to find out why part of th(...)
7/15/1970
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
Crumpled wreckage of twin-engined Piper Apache, in which four men died early today, lies tilted over fence in backyard on Cattrick St., in Malton, qua(...)
4/23/1968
One of the biggest pieces of wreckage landed nearly half-mile from retaining wall
One of the biggest pieces of wreckage landed nearly half-mile from retaining wall
9/2/1966
Flames destroyed the passenger section of an Air Canada DC-8 on the tarmac, then reached the tail
Flames destroyed the passenger section of an Air Canada DC-8 on the tarmac, then reached the tail
6/21/1973