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The Plane Truth: Airline Crashes, the Media, and Transportation Policy

Roger W. Cobb, David M. Primo

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Abstract

Plane crashes and public policy -- After the crash -- Death in the skies in the 1990s -- The crash of USAir flight 427 -- The crash of ValuJet flight 592 -- The crash of TWA flight 800 -- Plane crashes after September 11 -- Safety and symbolism in aviation politics.

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Plane crashes and public policy -- After the crash -- Death in the skies in the 1990s -- The crash of USAir flight 427 -- The crash of ValuJet flight 592 -- The crash of TWA flight 800 -- Plane crashes after September 11 -- Safety and symbolism in aviation politics.

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Plane crashes and public policy -- After the crash -- Death in the skies in the 1990s -- The crash of USAir flight 427 -- The crash of ValuJet flight 592 -- The crash of TWA flight 800 -- Plane crashes after September 11 -- Safety and symbolism in aviation politics.

Key concepts: Crash, Aviation, Government (linguistics), Visibility, Air travel, Aviation safety, Business, Advertising

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