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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

Fairchild FH-227B – N7811M

Flight 411 had been cleared for a runway 19 VOR approach when it struck trees on the northwest slope of Pilot Knob Mountain, and impact...

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26 Mar

Lockheed 18-08 Lodestar – N410M

The VFR rated pilot continued flight in poor weather. Airframe icing caused the left wing to fail in flight. The aircraft lost control ...

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26 Mar

Rockwell 1121B Jet Commander – N403M

Lifted off prematurely during takeoff. The aircraft stalled and crashed. Pilot fatigue was a factor. PROBABLE CAUSE: pilotÿinÿcommand...

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26 Mar

Lockheed 18 Learstar II – N13VV

Ground looped into trees. PROBABLE CAUSE: Dual student - improper operation of brakes and/or flight controls Pilot in command - inadeq...

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26 Mar

McDonnell Douglas DC-9-31 – N1308T

Texas International Airlines Flight 926 sustained damage when it struck a tree and two power poles, 12,000 feet short of the runway thr...

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26 Mar

Convair CV-240-12 – N270L

Prior to descent the checklist was completed except for the landing gear because the captain wanted to keep the speed above 130 knots i...

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26 Mar

Convair CV-240-1 – N8410H

The Convair CV-240 landed at Encampment, WY. Asymmetrical thrust reversal caused the plane to swerve off the side of the runway. The la...

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26 Mar

de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter 100 – N2711N

The Twin Otter contacted the ground and crashed while in a 30-degree bank. PROBABLE CAUSE: pilot in command - improper IFR operation w...

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