Yes, This Pic Shows Jet that Landed Safely After Roof Was Ripped Off Mid-Flight

A flight attendant was killed after being "sucked through the opening," and more than 60 people suffered injuries, newspaper archives showed.
A photograph accurately showed passengers aboard Aloha Airlines 243 flight after its roof ripped off mid-flight on April 28, 1988.

During flight in 1988 the roof of the Aloha Airlines 243 jet ripped off at 24,000 feet, fortunately the plane still managed to land safely.

Lights in the Darkness: The crash of Eastern Air Lines flight 401, by Admiral Cloudberg

Lights in the Darkness: The crash of Eastern Air Lines flight 401, by Admiral Cloudberg

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Nur Ibrahim, Author at Page 11

Nur Ibrahim, Author at Page 11

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Aloha Flight 243: How A US Plane Landed Safely After Losing Its Roof Mid- Flight

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Nur Ibrahim, Author at Page 11

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