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Country 23 September, 2003

Dixie Chicks aircraft in scare

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GLASKOW, UK (Dixie Chicks Fans Website) - An aircraft carrying the American country rock band the Dixie Chicks has been involved in an accident at Glasgow Airport.
A wing of the twin-engined jet carrying them from a concert in Dublin clipped an airport building while taxi-ing to its parking slot. No-one was hurt in the incident, a spokeswoman for the band said.

The Dixie Chicks were due to play a sell-out concert at Glasgow's Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.
The band's publicist, Barbara Charone, said: "The girls are all absolutely fine. I'm sure it wasn't pleasant. The incident happened when part of the wing just hit a corner of the building."
There were believed to have been 16 passengers and crew on board the aircraft.

The band - Emily Robison, Natalie Maines and Martie Maguire - have been one of the most successful touring country acts, grossing about $60m from concerts last year.






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