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List of accidents and incidents involving airliners by location

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This list of accidents and incidents on airliners by location summarizes airline accidents by country location, airline company with flight number, date, and cause.

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This list is dynamic and by no means complete!

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Airlines often seem to be remembered by their worst accidents and incidents. In that sense this list presents a good overview. While all the accidents and incidents in this list are noteworthy, it is important to note that not all involve fatalities.

If the aircraft crashed on land, it will be listed under a continent and a country. If the aircraft crashed on a body of water, it will be listed under that body of water.

Africa

Algeria

Canary Islands, Spain

Côte d'Ivoire

  • Varig Flight 797 - Crashed into the jungle after engine failure

Niger

Nigeria

Cameroon

Congo

  • Air Africa N'Dolo Airport, Kinshasa - an overloaded Antonov An-32 aborts takeoff and overruns the runway into a crowded vegetable market, killing an estimated 297.
  • Africa One/El Sam Kinshasa - an Antonov An-26 crashes shortly after takeoff into a market killing 52(estimated). 2007-10-04
  • Mango Airlines of the DRC Overloaded An-12B engine fails after departure from Goma, DRC for Kisangani. Aircraft crashes into a mountain and burns 10 km NW of Sake, DRC on return to Goma, killing all 6 crew aboard. (Reg RA-11338 was sold to Angola as D2-FRC in May 2000, then 9U-BHN and later 9Q-CVT). 2006-07-07

Andaman Sea

Antarctica

Arabian Sea

Asia

Afghanistan

Armenia

Bahrain

People's Republic of China

Mainland China

Hong Kong SAR

Georgia

Guam (United States)

India

  • 2 May 1953: A De Havilland Comet crashed in Jalalogori, India soon after take-off from Calcutta (now Kolkata) on - first of a series of crashes that led to Comet 1 fleet being grounded and eventually scrapped.
  • 29 August 1970: Indian Airlines F27, near Silchar, India: The aircraft crashed into high ground shortly after takeoff. All five crew members and 34 passengers were killed.
  • 9 December 1971: Indian Airlines HS748, near Chinnamanur, India: The aircraft was on descent into Madurai when it crashed into high ground about 50 miles (80 km) from the airport. The event occurred in daylight and reduced visibility. All four crew members and 17 passengers were killed.
  • 11 August 1972: Indian Airlines F27, New Delhi, India: The aircraft lost altitude and crashed after abandoning a landing attempt. All four crew members and 14 passengers were killed.
  • 31 May 1973: Indian Airlines 737-200, near New Delhi, India: The aircraft crashed and caught fire during landing. The crash killed five of the seven crew members and 43 of the 58 passengers.
  • 12 October 1976: Indian Airlines Caravelle, Bombay, India: The right engine caught fire shortly after takeoff and the crew elected to return. Fuel flow to the engine was not stopped and the fire spread through the fuselage and led to hydraulic system failure and a loss of aircraft control shortly before landing. All six crew members and 89 passengers were killed.
  • 4 August 1979: Indian Airlines HS748, near Bombay, India: The aircraft was approaching the airport at night and in poor weather when it collided with high ground about six miles (10 km) from the airport All four crew members and 41 passengers were killed.
  • 10 May 1980: Indian Airlines 737-200, near Rampur Hat, India: The aircraft experienced severe en route turbulence. Two of the 132 passengers were killed.
  • 21 June 1982: An Air India Boeing 707 crashed at Mumbai airport while trying to land in a heavy rainstorm. 2 crew and 15 passengers were killed.
  • 29 September 1986: Indian Airlines Airbus A300B2-1C; Chennai Airport (MAA); The crew aborted a take-off and the plane overshot the runway as a result; all 185 passengers and 11 crew members escaped unhurt. The aircraft was written off.
  • 19 October 1988: Indian Airlines Flight 113, Ahmedabad, India: The aircraft hit an electric mast five miles (eight km) out on approach in poor visibility. All six crew members and 128 of 129 passengers were killed.
  • 14 February 1990: Indian Airlines Flight 605 (an Airbus A320), Bangalore, India: Controlled flight into terrain during approach. Aircraft hit about 400 meters short of the runway. Four of the seven crew members and 88 of the 139 passengers were killed.
  • 16 August 1991: Indian Airlines Flight 257, near Imphal, India: The aircraft hit high ground during descent about 30 km from the airport. All six crew members and 63 passengers were killed.
  • 26 April 1993: Indian Airlines Flight 491, (Boeing 737-200), Aurangabad, India: The flight crew initiated their liftoff late and the aircraft struck a large vehicle on a road just outside the airport. The vehicle strike damaged one engine and the aircraft later hit power lines and crashed. Four of the six crew members and 52 of the 112 passengers were killed. The administrators of the airport were also cited for failing to regulate traffic on that same road.
  • Christmas Eve, 24 December 1999: Indian Airlines Flight 814, which had just taken off from Kathmandu, Nepal to Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, India was hijacked. The plane flew around different points in South Asia and Southwest Asia as officials of the government of India and the Taliban negotiated. One passenger was killed and some were released. On December 31, 1999, the rest of the hostages on Flight 814 were freed.
  • 17 July 2000: Alliance Air (wholly-owned subsidiary of Indian Airlines) Flight 7412, 737-200; Patna, India: The aircraft was on a domestic flight from Calcutta to Patna and was making a second approach when the aircraft crashed into a residential area about 2 km (1.25 miles) from the airport. All six crew members and 45 of the 52 passengers were killed. Five people on the ground were also killed.
  • 18 January 2006: Indian Flight IC-809, Patna, India: The right rear wheel tires of a Boeing 737-200 plane from Delhi to Patna, burst at 1530 hours while landing at Jayaprakash Narayan International Airport, Patna. All 56 passengers and 7 crew members escaped unhurt.
  • 12 March 2006: Indian Flight IC-955 from Chennai to Kuala Lumpur had to return to Chennai after engine problems. The problem was fixed and the flight departed again at 5:30 am. All 130 passengers and crew were unhurt.
  • 3 June 2006: Indian Flight IC-860, an Airbus 320 en route Singapore-Delhi was forced to make an emergency landing at Biju Patnaik airport near Bhubhaneshwar because of a mechanical problem.
  • 24 April 2007: Flight IC-877 [1] an airbus A320 jet from Delhi to Bhubaneswar with 124 passengers and six crew on the board, experienced a hydraulic snag on approach to Bhubaneswar airport around 2 pm. The aircraft returned back to Delhi and made an emergency landing. While the aircraft made a clean landing, it skidded a few feet off the runway after the speed slowed down. The hydraulic snag had made it difficult for the pilot to maneuver the nose-wheel of the plane. All the passengers and crew were safely offloaded within 15 minutes. Among the passengers there were notable VIP'S from Bhubaneswar

Indonesia

Iran

Japan

Malaysia

Nepal

Pakistan

Saudi Arabia

Singapore

Sri Lanka

Republic of China (Taiwan)

Thailand

United Arab Emirates

Various countries

Atlantic Ocean

Bay of Biscay

Bight of Benin

Black Sea

Caribbean Sea

Central America

Guatemala

Panama

Europe

Belgium

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

France

Germany

Greece

Italy

Republic of Ireland

Luxembourg

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Russia

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

United Kingdom

England

Scotland

Various countries

  • Olympic Airways Flight 417: Dr. Abid Hanson [3], a passenger on Olympic Airways Flight 417 [4] from Cairo to Athens to New York City, who had a history of sensitivity to secondhand smoke requested a non-smoking seat prior. When the family boarded the aircraft in Athens, the people found that the assigned seats were three rows ahead of the economy class smoking area; there was no partition between the smoking and non-smoking section. The family requested a seat further away from the smoking section. The crew did not move the passenger to any of the 11 other unoccupied seats on the aircraft. The passenger felt a reaction to the smoke and died several hours later [5]. The case resulted in the Olympic Airways v. Husain case.

Indian Ocean

Mediterranean Sea

Oceania

Australia

New Zealand

The Americas (various countries)

North America

Canada

United States

Includes US territories in Northern America

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Connecticut

  • Allegheny Airlines Flight 485 New Haven, CT On June 7, 1971, a Convair CV-580 with 31 passengers aboard was attempting to land. The aircraft crashed into a neighborhood approximately one mile short of the runway. The Captain chose to descend below minimums in an attempt to locate the runway under adverse weather conditions. 28 of the 31 people aboard were killed.

Colorado

  • United Airlines Flight 629 - Exploded after a bomb on board detonated over Longmont in 1955 after takeoff from Stapleton Airport in Denver, Colorado - Bomb was placed by John Graham as part of a scheme to collect insurance money
  • Continental Airlines Flight 1713 - a Douglas DC-9-14 aircraft crashed on take-off in a snowstorm from the Denver, Colorado Stapleton International Airport on Sunday, November 15, 1987. The crash resulted in the deaths of 28 of the aircraft's occupants while 54 survived. The airplane was destined for Boise, Idaho.
  • United Airlines Flight 585 - Crashed south of Colorado Springs Airport in 1991, officially attributed to a rudder system malfunction according to the NTSB

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maryland

Michigan

Missouri

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New York

North Carolina

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Texas

Virginia

U.S. Virgin Islands

Pacific Ocean

Philippine Sea

Red Sea

Sea of Okhotsk

South America

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Peru

  • TANS Peru Flight 204, a Boeing 737-200 passenger plane which crashed during a storm in the Peruvian jungle, killing at least 40 people of the approximately 100 on board.
  • LANSA Flight 508 on a flight from Lima to Pucallpa, Peru, breaks apart in mid-air after being set aflame by lightning. It crashes in the Amazonian Rainforest. 91 people die; the sole survivor is Juliane Koepcke, a 17-year old girl who survives a fall from 2 miles and 10-day walk through the jungle before being found by hunters. Her mother, famous ornithologist Maria Koepcke, dies; director Werner Herzog had narrowly missed being on the same flight.

Surinam

Venezuela

Strait of Hormuz

Taiwan Strait

Tokyo Bay

References

  1. ^ Crash-Aerien.com: Indian Airlines Sortie de piste d'un avion de Indian Airlines

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