AIR CRASH INVESTIGATIONS - KOREAN AIR LINES FLIGHT 007 SHOT DOWN - ALL 269 PERSONS ON BOARD KILLED

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The narrative centers on the tragic events of Korean Air Lines Flight 007, which took off from New York on August 31, 1983, carrying 269 passengers. After leaving Anchorage, Alaska, the aircraft veered off course, inadvertently entering Soviet airspace. This deviation set off a series of international tensions and highlighted the complexities of Cold War-era aviation. The incident raises questions about navigation, geopolitical conflicts, and the consequences of human error in high-stakes situations.