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So far 16 bodies have been recovered from the Twin Otter turboprop aircraft and rescuers are continuing to search for the rest, according to officials in Papeete.
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Two US nationals among 20 dead in Tahiti-bound plane crash

August 10, 2007 - 11:22am

PAPEETE  (AFP) - Two Americans are among the 20 people feared dead after a plane bound for Tahiti plunged into the sea shortly after take-off from a nearby island, officials in French Polynesia said. So far...

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At least 12 dead as aircraft crashes after takeoff in Moorea

August 10, 2007 - 8:26am

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