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Real Transportes Aéreos Flight 435

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The REAL Transportes Aéreos Flight 435, connecting Belo Horizonte to Rio de Janeiro, mysteriously crashed into the waters of Baía de Guanabara near Ilha dos Ferros on June 24, 1960.

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Praia Manuel Luiz, Rio de Janeiro Paquetá

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20396-150 Rio de Janeiro, Paquetá
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