1992 Cap Skirring CV-640 crash · Kafountine

On February 9, 1992, 1992 Cap Skirring CV-640 crash (Kafountine). 30 people died.

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Date
February 9, 1992
Place
Kafountine
Killed
30
Injured
26
Position
12.870°N, 16.751°W
Wikidata ID
Q56303254

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On 9 February, 1992, a Convair CV-640 operated by Gambcrest Enterprises crashed into a hotel in Dakar, killing 31 people on board. The crash is the second deadliest in Senegal behind Air France Flight 343. This is also the deadliest aircraft accident to involve the Convair CV-640.

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