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    Airframe Family: Tupolev Tu-134 Crusty (NATO)
    Latest Model:Tu-134A Crusty-A (NATO)
    Construction Number:3351904
    Last Civil Registration:DM-SCM
    Compressed ID:Tupolev Tu-134A cn 3351904 cr DM-SC...
    Latest Owner or Location:Airport Schonefeld

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a Tu-134A.

    1973

    To unknown owner with c/r DM-SCM.

    22 November 1977

    Destroyed in a crash.
    The approach to runway 25L SXF was flown on the autopilot. At a height of 120 m the crew were to switch off the autopilot, but they did not do so. While continuing the descent, the pilot in command was using elevator input to counter the autopilot. While over the runway the descent rate increased and the plane hit the runway at a sinkrate of 6-8 metres/sec. The left wing was torn off, the landing gear collapsed and the fuselage skidded for 400 metres before coming to rest next to runway 25L.
    For a complete description of the event read the Aviation Safety Network Report.

    To Aviation Technology Museum, Airport Region Berlin Brandenburg, Berlin, Berlin.
    Only the forward section of the fuselage survived here.
    View the Location Dossier

    2000

    To Airport Schonefeld.


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