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No one was hurt but the plane remained stuck in the grassy median this morning. The Detroit Redwings remained in St. Louis overnight. Oh and by the way, the St. Louis Blues won 4-3! |
Not only are the Redwings using it but so are the Tigers.
It is owned by Provident Bank from Cincinnati and it was built in 1977.
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The Detroit Redwings charter plane skidded off the runway while trying to take off late last night in St. Louis. The DC-9 charter jet was traveling down the north runway, when the right wheels slid off the runway, into the grassy median. 
Why would the RedWings be using a beat up old DC-9 to get around? Maybe Northwest has so many sitting around Detroit they just can't get rid of them fast enough?
Posted by: AirlineFanatic | November 14, 2007 11:34 AM | Permalink to Comment