June 12 & 14, 1950: When two back-to-back plane crashes on same route, same spot shocked the world
In June 1950, two Air France Douglas DC-4 planes crashed just days apart on the same route near Bahrain, killing 86 people. The back-to-back disasters, eerily similar in location and circumstances, shocked the world and raised serious concerns about aviation safety and navigation protocols.
In June 1950, two Air France Douglas DC-4 planes crashed just days apart on the same route near Bahrain, killing 86 people. The back-to-back disasters, eerily similar in location and circumstances, shocked the world and raised serious concerns about aviation safety and navigation protocols.
