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By Melanie Sun A passenger plane on Sunday caught fire after a failed landing at South Korea’s Muan International Airport, killing 179 people. Investigating authorities said the plane’s landing gear malfunctioned and failed to deploy during a second landing attempt, forcing the pilots to conduct a belly landing near the end of the runway. The Boeing 737-800 jet failed to reduce speed…
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