Talk:American Airlines Flight 96

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A couple questions regarding the validity of this.

As a previous employee for the Buffalo Airport, I had been under the impression that DC-10 aircraft were unable to land at Buffalo due to the runway length.

If not mistaken, the runway was lengthened a bit in the 80's, but still not to DC-10 requirements.

Am I right, or am I learning something new?

Additionally, it's listed on here as a commuter flight. In a DC-10?

Anyone have documentation verifying this for an adjustment?

[[allamericanbear]allamericanbear]

Shouldn't there be an "air accident" template like the one on Gottröra accident? --80.63.213.182 19:43, 4 September 2006 (UTC)

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