G-ALZU

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G-ALZU was the Airspeed Ambassador aircraft operated by British European Airways that crashed in the 1958 Munich air disaster involving the Manchester United football team.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Airspeed Ambassador
aircraft
accidentCause reduced engine thrust due to slush on runway (official finding)
aircraftConfiguration twin-engine turboprop airliner
aircraftType Airspeed AS.57 Ambassador NERFINISHED
airline British European Airways NERFINISHED
attemptedTakeoffsBeforeCrash 2
builtInCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
carried Manchester United football team NERFINISHED
club officials
journalists
countryOfOperator United Kingdom NERFINISHED
crashCity Munich NERFINISHED
crashCountry Germany NERFINISHED
West Germany NERFINISHED
crashDate 1958-02-06
crashSite Munich-Riem Airport NERFINISHED
destinationAirport Manchester Airport NERFINISHED
flightNumber BEA Flight 609 NERFINISHED
involvedIn 1958 Munich air disaster
manufacturer Airspeed Limited NERFINISHED
notableFor being the aircraft in the 1958 Munich air disaster
carrying the Busby Babes of Manchester United
operator British European Airways NERFINISHED
operatorCallsign BEA 609
originAirport Belgrade Airport NERFINISHED
phaseOfFlightAtAccident takeoff
registration G-ALZU
status destroyed in crash
stopoverAirport Munich-Riem Airport NERFINISHED
tailNumber G-ALZU NERFINISHED
takeoffAttemptNumberAtCrash 3
usedBy British European Airways European routes
usedFor charter flight
yearOfAccident 1958

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BEA Flight 609 tailNumber G-ALZU