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692: 334: 358: 620: 716: 342: 829:. Sometimes the roundel would appear alone and occasionally with a dual green stripe. The wording "Air Viet Nam" appeared in red/orange lettering above the windows on all large aircraft except the 727s, which were marked "Hàng Không Việt Nam". Exceptions to these schemes included the early Viscount aircraft, which were all white with a green stripe and had the roundel appearing on the front fuselage. The Chinese C-46 aircraft had a blue and red nose-side stripe with the roundel appearing on the rudder. 752: 1015:. After a low level pass to check the landing gear, a nose-high flapless approach was made. The aircraft touched down, but became airborne again after application of reverse thrust. The throttles were closed and the aircraft landed again, but overran the runway, struck a concrete pylon and caught fire, killing 10 of 77 on board and 24 on the ground. A bomb placed in the front left lavatory detonated during approach, blowing a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) hole in the fuselage and damaging hydraulic lines. 740: 728: 704: 350: 632: 1955: 1238: 32: 656: 644: 1266: 680: 668: 1856: 1252: 326: 1000:. When the pilot of the Phantom was cleared to land on Runway 17R by ATC, the pilot of the C-54, cleared to land on Runway 17L, thought that the message was addressed to his aircraft and turned right for approach to Runway 17R. This brought the C-54 in the path of the Phantom and the two aircraft collided. 138: 1146:
XV-NJC suffered an explosion in the galley at 15,000 ft (4,600 m) 15 minutes after takeoff from Bangkok, injuring two passengers and a stewardess; the aircraft was able to return and land safely at Bangkok. Although it was thought that a bomb exploded, a Royal Thai Air Force investigation
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instead. The hijacker realized he had been tricked and detonated explosives in the front part of the aircraft, killing three passengers and injuring several others. The explosion also blew a 2 m × 3 m (6.6 ft × 9.8 ft) hole in the port side of the fuselage and broke
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Pilots for Air Viet Nam wore a distinctive gold/bronze wing with a center shield containing a colored enamel version of the dragon/flag. It can be presumed that some senior grades of pilot and crew existed, although how these were indicated is not clear.
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to Saigon. Hardin allowed the 65 passengers aboard to disembark from the plane before moving to the cockpit and threatening the pilot with a small knife. He was detained in Saigon after attempting to force the pilot, Floyd R. Derieux, to take him to
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killing all 27 people on board. The crew, flying VFR in IMC, had gotten lost and flew too low in a mountainous area while attempting to reach Chu Lai, near the crash site. The aircraft was operating a domestic scheduled passenger flight from
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concluded that a defective broiler in the galley caused the explosion. Although the aircraft was repaired and returned to service, it was written off following the hijacking and crash of Flight 706 in 1974.
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and crashed into a field near Da Nang, killing 74 of 75 on board and two people working in the field; the Phantom was able to land safely. The C-54 was operating on a flight route from Saigon to
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was a flight stewardess before they were married. These celebrities promoted the airline's operation of Viscounts on the "Green Dragon Route", alternating flights from Saigon to
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due to fuel system problems; the aircraft sank in sand and flooded out at high tide. The aircraft was operating on a flight from Saigon to Quang Ngai.
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A XV-NUM was hijacked en route from Quy Nhơn to Da Nang. The hijacker was a 19-year-old South Vietnamese man demanding to go to Đồng Hới,
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following a loss of control due to mechanical failure, killing 10 of 13 on board. The aircraft was operating a flight from
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A XV-NIC was shot down by Communist ground fire shortly after takeoff and crashed 11 km (6.8 mi) northeast of
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due to a navigation error in bad weather, killing all 27 on board. The aircraft was operating on a flight route from
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credentials, then in early 1980 he was appointed as head of training of Vietnam Airlines, now retired and lives in
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transport. Thieu was extended the courtesy once in exile of the Boeing jet as he went from first Taiwan, then the
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following an unexplained mid-air explosion, killing all 58 on board. The aircraft was operating a flight from
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and flight lines. CASI also picked up a portion of aircraft maintenance. Heavy engine overhaul was done in
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for an emergency landing following engine failure, killing 47 of 55 on board. The aircraft was flying
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According to the timetable published in 1969, Air Vietnam codeshared with the following airlines:
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DST-318A B-305 crashed into a hill in the Hai Van Mountains at 970 m (3,180 ft) near
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The only commercial jet airplanes transferred from Air Vietnam to Vietnam Airlines are: one
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B XV-NIE struck a mountain at 400 m (1,300 ft) 20 kilometres (12 mi) NNW of
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crew. That aircraft had a color scheme different from the rest of the Air Viet Nam fleet.
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B XV-NUC was destroyed on the ground at Hue-Citadel Airfield during a Communist attack.
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Air Vietnam aircraft generally had a single or dual green stripe down the main
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B B-2005 suffered an explosion and hydraulic failure while descending for
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B XV-NID crashed into a mountain 19.6 km (12.2 mi) northwest of
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from which it had been leased. An Air Vietnam aircraft abandoned at the
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both of which were flown back to their owners within a few weeks of the
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21E F-VNAI crashed on the bank of the Sedone River (a tributary of the
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and kept its distance from the regular Air Viet Nam and CASI crews.
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in early June 1975, by lead pilot Huynh Minh Boong, who had married
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with the airline flying mainly between cities and towns throughout
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Proclamation of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
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Advertisements used from the mid-1960s included South Vietnamese
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and his wife, and close aides had been flown into exile on a
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countries to escape the invading North Vietnamese army. One
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three starboard side windows. The aircraft was written off.
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B XV-NUA was reportedly written off at an unknown location.
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due to weather conditions at its intended destination of
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private, George M. Hardin, hijacked a DC-4 en route from
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In an unusual joint venture, Air Viet Nam was joined by
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As passenger traffic increased with the start of the
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set up to provide operations and airlift support in
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