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26 Mar

Douglas C-47-DL (DC-3) – N75430

The engines were idled too long before takeoff from Pingo Airstrip, causing an engine malfunction and loss of oil en route to Fairbanks...

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26 Mar

Martin 4-0-4 – N40412

While climbing out of DeKalb, the no. 2 engine lost power, followed by the no. 1 engine. The pilot decided to make an emergency landing...

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26 Mar

Shorts SC.7 Skyvan 3-200 – N21CK

The Skyvan approached runway 15 in fog at 700-800 feet when about 0,5 mile out. With an already steep approach, the nose suddenly pitch...

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26 Mar

Douglas C-47-DL (DC-3) – N154R

After raising the landing gear the right propeller struck the runway. The DC-3 crashed and caught fire. PROBABLEÿCAUSE(S): pilotÿinÿco...

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26 Mar

Consolidated PBY-6A Catalina – N6459C

The Catalina struck granite boulders 252 feet short and 5 feet below runway elevation. PROBABLEÿCAUSES: pilotÿinÿcommandÿ-ÿmisjudgedÿd...

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26 Mar

Boeing 737-222 – N9005U

At 18:50 Boeing 737 "City of Bristol" taxied to runway 09 for departure. At 19:05 the first officer, who was pilot flying, initiated th...

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26 Mar

de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 100 – N124PM

Pilgrim Flight 203 departed from Groton about 16:21, approximately 15 minutes behind schedule primarily because of ground delays encoun...

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26 Mar

Convair CV-240-0 – N741J

The Convair was flown with numerous maintenance discrepancies. Because of landing gear locking problems, the crew decided to carry out ...

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26 Mar

McDonnell Douglas DC-9-31 – N8925E

A passenger on board the shuttle service from Newark (EWR) to Boston (BOS) could not pay his fare. He pulled a gun and went to the flig...

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26 Mar

Douglas C-54D-1-DC (DC-4) – HC-AON

After an instrument takeoff from runway 27R for a flight to Quito via Panama City the DC-4 reached a height of 50 feet before it began ...

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