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.

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

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