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Harbor Air flight 5209 (callsign Express 5209)[1], was a passenger flight aboard a seaplane from Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre water aerodrome in Coal Harbour, Port of Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; that collided on takeoff with a pleasurecraft crossing Area A of the aerodrome, where boats are advised to generally keep clear and when crossing to keep an eye out for aircraft above and on all sides, as aircraft have limited visibility, and the flight subsequently sank.[1]
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