“FLYING HOTEL” CRASH
STORY ABOUT THE CASE AN EMPHATIC DENIAL THE HAGUE, , February 14. The Department of Public Works emphatically denies the stories emanating from the Dutch East Indies that a passenger suddenly went mad and threatened the pilot with a revolver unless he landed immediately, and was responsible for the crash of the Dutch K.L.M. air liner, the “Flying Hotel,” on December 21. It is pointed out that there were no survivors, thus it is impossible to say with certainty what caused the crash.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22498, 16 February 1935, Page 13
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