BSAA Star Ariel
On January 17, 1949, British South American Airways Flight CS59 departed Kindley Field in Bermuda at 8:41 AM local time. The aircraft was an Avro Tudor IV, a British-built pressurized airliner, registered as G-AGRE and named the Star Ariel. It carried seventeen people: seven crew members and thirteen passengers. 0:00 — Start 2:23 — End Part of our series on strange and unexplained events from around the world. All media sourced from public domain collections: Wikimedia Commons, Library of Congress, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Smithsonian, NYPL Digital Collections, and Europeana. #Mystery #Unexplained #Documentary
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