81 died in the crash of a C-130
Tragedy struck the brunt of the Royal Air Forces. Yesterday around 9 am, a C-130 Hercules, liaising Agadir, Laayoune, Dakhla, on board with nine members'équipage, 60 military and 12 civilians, s''est crashed 10 km north-is Guelmim, said in a statement relayed by FAR the MAP, adding that the crash that has killed 81, is due to bad weather.
The last plane crash in Morocco which the press had reported in 1994. It was a Royal Air ATR liaising Casablanca Morocco-Agadir to Amskroud crashed, causing 44 casualties.
The Lockheed C-130 Hercules which the Royal Air Forces have a few copies is a military transport aircraft developed by the United States in the late 1950s. He met with remarkable success with more than 2,200 copies built for fifty user countries, and is widely used in 2011.
Experts say it is a device out of the ordinary built in 45 variants and sold in sixty countries.
The last plane crash in Morocco which the press had reported in 1994. It was a Royal Air ATR liaising Casablanca Morocco-Agadir to Amskroud crashed, causing 44 casualties.
The Lockheed C-130 Hercules which the Royal Air Forces have a few copies is a military transport aircraft developed by the United States in the late 1950s. He met with remarkable success with more than 2,200 copies built for fifty user countries, and is widely used in 2011.
Experts say it is a device out of the ordinary built in 45 variants and sold in sixty countries.
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