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#6 The snow covered fuselage, part of the wreckage of the B,E,A, Elizabethan airliner G-ALZU “Lord Burghley” after the crash at Munich. 6 February 1958.

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The snow covered fuselage, part of the wreckage of the B,E,A, Elizabethan airliner G-ALZU “Lord Burghley” after the crash at Munich. 6 February 1958.

Munich Air Disaster: Causes, Facts and Photos of the Plane Crash That Killed Manchester United Players, Staff, and Crew

#6 The snow covered fuselage, part of the wreckage of the B,E,A, Elizabethan airliner G-ALZU “Lord Burghley” after the crash at Munich. 6 February 1958.

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