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Lost at Sea, the Pan Am Clipper Endeavor Is Found After Over 70 Years

The Pan Am Clipper Endeavor has been located off the Puerto Rican coast 74 years after a fatal 1952 crash.

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The brief

The long-lost Pan Am airliner, known as the Clipper Endeavor, has been discovered at sea. The aircraft was bound for New York during an Easter weekend in 1952 when it crashed, resulting in the deaths of 52 people.

Coverage from The New York Times, CNN, and TODAY emphasizes that the aircraft was located by the Expedition Unknown team from the Discovery Channel. DailyVoice.com has also reported on the find, noting the availability of video footage.

Future updates will likely focus on the findings from the Discovery Channel team and further details provided by NBC's 'Today'.

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Quick answers

Which aircraft was discovered?

The Pan Am Clipper Endeavor.

Where was the plane located?

Off the coast of Puerto Rico.

How many people died in the 1952 crash?

52 people.

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Pan Am Clipper Endeavor Expedition Unknown Puerto Rico Discovery Channel

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