Stephen Airlines Flight 5821

Stephen Airlines Flight 5821 Was A Domestic Stephen Airlines Flight, On 19 December 1989, The 707-420 Crashed Into A Minefield Near Stephen City, Stephen County Killing 255 People On Board. The Crash Is The Deadliest Involving A Boeing 707 And The Deadliest Crash In Stephen Country's History.

Aircraft
The Plane Was A Boeing 707-420 Built In 1959, First Flown By Air India From 1963 Until 1972 When The Plane Was Given To Stephen Airlines. The Plane Had Accumulated 45,271 Hours Of Flight Time

Crash
On December 19, 1989 At 12:51 PM, Stephen Airlines Flight 5821 Was Approaching Stephen City International Airport At 12,000 FT (3657.6 Meters), When The Tip Of The Tail Detached, Resullting In Loss Of Control, They Were Unable To Reach The Airport, The Plane Was Flying Thru A Minefeild Just 50 Miles From The Airport, The Plane Stalled At 12,000 Feet After The Autopilot Disconnected The Plane Crashed Into The Minefeild At 520-580 MPH (836.859-933.42 KM/H) 255 People Were Killed When The Plane Exploded In Flames, 254 Passengers And The Lead Flight Attendant Survived.

Investigation
The GCTIA Revealed That A Metal Fatigue Caused The Crash, Becuase Of The Short Flights That The Plane Take, The Plane Had 76,327 Flight Cycles.

Impact
Stephen Airlines Was Fined 1.4 Million Dollars After The Accident For Poor Maintenance And Selling Their Planes Half Their Cost, Many Engineers Commited Suicide After The Accident.