Washington Dulles international airport
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Pinochet's daughter asks for political asylum in US
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US air crews bitter at 'downsizing'
Beth, a flight attendant with United Airlines, based at Dulles airport, Washington, received the letter in the post a few days ago.
American Airlines flight 77
Some 58 passengers and six crew were on board when American Airlines flight AA77, en route from Washington Dulles to Los Angeles, crashed into the Pentagon.
