Aviation Disasters: The World's Major Civil Airliner Crashes Since 1950Stephens, 1996 - 240 ページ This second edition provides an account of each major air disaster since 1950 including the date, location, operator, aircraft type, any flight information available, and the cause if known. It records 1994 disasters such as major crashes in Nagoya, Japan, and in Pittsburgh and Indiana, USA. |
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Aeroflot Aeroflot USSR Air Lines air traffic control aircraft Operator Aircraft type Airways altimeter altitude apparently approach controller approach to Runway approximate elevation approximate height autopilot Boeing cabin captain caused clearance clouds co-pilot cockpit voice recorder collision crashed and burned crew members Date descent Designated as Flight disaster engine explosion factor failure Federal Aviation Administration fire flaps flight crew flight data recorder flying fuel fuselage ground impact initiated instrument landing system International Airport investigative report jet airliner jet airliner crashed killed later Location McDonnell Douglas McDonnell Douglas DC-9 meteorological conditions miles 10 km miles 15 navigational NTSB Operating as Flight overcast passengers perished persons aboard pilot power plant procedures radar radio resulted retracted runway scheduled stop service originating stabiliser take-off terrain Trans World Airlines Tupolev Tu-134A turboprop ultimate destination undercarriage very-high-frequency visibility visual voice recorder CVR weather Wide World Photos wing wreckage