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SAS aircraft avoids accident in Milan - report
Airline Industry Information, Sept 28, 2004
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An aircraft operated by Scandinavian airline SAS was reportedly near to an accident during takeoff from Milan, Italy on Wednesday (22 September).
The SAS aircraft reportedly had to abandon takeoff because another aircraft had crossed onto the runaway.
The Italian air accident investigation board would investigate the incident, reported the online news service of Denmark's TV2.
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