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Wreckage of the aircraft
Wreckage of the aircraft
The aircraft involved in the accident, photographed in 1987 while in service with Air Atlantis
The aircraft involved in the accident, photographed in 1987 while in service with Air Atlantis
Wreckage of the left forward fuselage and cockpit
Wreckage of the left forward fuselage and cockpit
Aerial view of the crash site, with the trees that were impacted in the distance, and the wreckage of the 727 in the foreground.
Aerial view of the crash site, with the trees that were impacted in the distance, and the wreckage of the 727 in the foreground.
A Boeing 757-200 of Delta Air Lines, the largest operator
A Boeing 757-200 of Delta Air Lines, the largest operator
The 7N7 made its Farnborough Airshow debut in 1982 as the 757-200.
The 7N7 made its Farnborough Airshow debut in 1982 as the 757-200.
Forward view of a Transavia Airlines 757-200, showing fuselage profile, wing dihedral, and RB211 engines
Forward view of a Transavia Airlines 757-200, showing fuselage profile, wing dihedral, and RB211 engines
Predecessor and successor: an Air Atlantis 727-200 and an Air Europe 757-200
Predecessor and successor: an Air Atlantis 727-200 and an Air Europe 757-200