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26 Mar

Lockheed 14-N3 Super Electra – N18138

Stalled on takeoff due to overload. Crashed and caught fire. The airplane was used in an electronic test project flight. It was being o...

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26 Mar

Rockwell 1121 Jet Commander – N500JR

Crashed inverted while positioning for a second low pass over the pilot's house on the ranch from which the plane had just departed. Pr...

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26 Mar

Douglas DC-9-14 – N9101

West Coast Flight 956 departed San Francisco (SFO) at 18:44 for a flight to Eugene (EUG), Portland (PDX) and Seattle (SEA). The brand n...

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26 Mar

Lockheed 18-56-23 Lodestar – N131E

The no. 2 propeller governor drive shaft failed after takeoff. The aircraft stalled, crashed and caught fire while the pilot tried to c...

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26 Mar

Ilyushin Il-14M – TZ-ABH

An Ilyushin Il-14M operated by Air Mali crashed in the French Alps, killing all seven on board. The aircraft had departed Minsk, with ...

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26 Mar

Curtiss C-46A-60-CK Commando – N10415

The C-46 collided with a Piper PA-23-250 Aztec aircraft (N56287); both aircraft crashed. PROBABLE CAUSE: Failure of both crews to main...

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26 Mar

Douglas DC-3-208 – N17337

The no. 2 engine failed on climb out and the crew attempted to return to the airport. The pilot-in-command failed to maintain flying sp...

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26 Mar

Martin 4-0-4 – N40446

The landing gear retracted while parked on the apron. PROBABLE CAUSE: personnelÿ-ÿmaintenance,servicing,inspection:ÿimproperÿmaintenan...

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26 Mar

Douglas C-47A-10-DK (DC-3) – N4994E

Swerved off the runway and ended up in a ditch. PROBABLE CAUSE: "1) Co-pilot - improper operation of brakes and/or flight controls; 2)...

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26 Mar

Curtiss C-46A-45-CU Commando – N9905F

The no. 1 engine failed at a height of 200 feet after takeoff from runway 22. The crew attempted to return to the airport, but were for...

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