On December 16, 1960, two airliners collided above New York City, raining flaming debris, cargo and scores of bodies down on the boroughs on Brooklyn and Staten Island. All told, 134 people were killed: 128 passengers and crew members on the planes
On December 16, 1960, two airliners collided above New York City, raining flaming debris, cargo and scores of bodies down on the boroughs on Brooklyn and Staten Island. All told, 134 people were killed: 128 passengers and crew members on the planes
