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The Pride of the Soviet Union, the Tupolev Ant-20, Was the Largest Aircraft of Its Time – the 63-Meter Giant Crashed in Flames in Moscow During an Air Show

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The plane's wingspan was longer than that of the Boeing 747 Jumbo.
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The Pride of the Soviet Union, the Tupolev Ant-20, Was the Largest Aircraft of Its Time – the 63-Meter Giant Crashed in Flames in Moscow During an Air Show

The plane's wingspan was longer than that of the Boeing 747 Jumbo.

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