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RP-C5880 accident in Manila

2020-03-29

On 28 March an IAI 1124A Westwind II registered RP-C5880 suffered an accident in Manila. The aircraft was conducting its takeoff roll at the time of the accident. Flightradar24 has limited tracking data for RP-C5880 at the time of the incident.

RP-C5880 takeoff roll

Download Flightradar24 data for RP-C5880.

RP-C5880 ground speed data

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Ian Petchenik’s love of aviation began at an early age growing up next to Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. As Flightradar24’s director of communications and co-host of the AvTalk podcast Ian now gets to share that passion for aviation with millions of Flightradar24 users and listeners around the world.

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