After taking off from Casavel Airport the aircraft climbed to a crusing altitude of FL170 after which it entered a dive ending in a flat spin and crashing into a residential neighborhood of Vinhedo.

The aircraft was destroyed when it crashed north of Gillette, Wyoming killing the pilot and six passengers. Unconfirmed reports claim the aircraft was flying at FL260 when the pilot reported "they were losing control." The airplane was seen in a dive with rate of about 3000 fpm towards the end of the recorded data. The crash set off a forest wildfire. An auto pilot issue was reported before the crash. Among the dead were three members of the Nelon Gospel Quartet, including Jason and Kelly Nelon Clark, and Amber Kistler.

Crashed in a wooded area and broke up in flames. The empty passenger plane was being ferried from Lukhovitsy to Moscow. All three crew members died.

The flight was en route from London to Singapore at FL370 with 211 passengers and 18 crew, about 210nm west northwest of Bangkok, Thailand when the aircraft suffered severe turbulence causing injuries to a number of passengers and crew. The crew descended the aircraft to FL310 and decided to divert to Bangkok where the aircraft landed on runway 19R about 30 minutes later. One passenger was pronounced dead upon arrival, while 30 passengers and 7 crew were taken to hospitals.

The aircraft was accelerating for takeoff from Dakar's runway 01, when the crew rejected takeoff due to a hydraulic defect but veered left off the runway. The aircraft came to a stop on soft ground next to the Presidential Pavilion, the left wing briefly caught fire. All occupants evacuated via slides, there were reports of 10 minor injuries amongst the passengers and minor injury of one of the pilots.

The cargo plane, transporting heating fuel, crashed about seven miles southwest of Fairbanks International Airport, where it had just taken off from. The aircraft lost altitude and crashed, sliding into a steep hill on the bank of the Tatana River and catching fire. One of the wings caught fire as the crew attempted to return to the airport.

The passenger plane went off the runway on landing at Butembo and came to a stop with the right main gear collapsed as well as damage to the right hand horizontal stabilizer and right hand wing. A number of passengers received minor injuries, the aircraft was substantially damaged.

The charter flight crashed shortlly after taking off from Fort Smith Airport. The plane failed to gain altitude and crashed near the Salve river, off the end of the departure runway. There was a post-impact fire and the aircraft was destroyed. Four passengers and two crew members were killed.

The chartered United Nations cargo plane was carrying relief supplies when it crashed while landing at El-Barde airstrip. The aircraft ran off the runway and hit a house. The pilot of the plane was killed.

A Japan Airlines Airbus, collided with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft on the runway at Tokyo Haneda Airport. The Airbus was landing on runway 34R when it collided with the Coast Guard aircraft. Both aircraft burst into flames. The Airbus continued 5,500 ft. down the runway until it came to a stop on the right edge of the runway. Miraculously, all 367 passengers and 12 crew escaped and survived the crash on the Airbus. The captain of the Japan Coast Guard aircraft also survived, but 5 others did not. The DHC-8 was on its way to transport supplies to Niigata in response to the recent earthquake.

A business jet operating as an air ambulance, overran runway 20 at Cuenavaca Airport and went into step sided ravine, bursting into flames. The 2 pilots along with a doctor and paramedic were killed.

The air taxi crashed into a heavy wooded area near Rio Branco Airport shortly after takeoff.

A pilot, deadheading and occupying the jump seat in the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down both engines in flight by pulling the fire handles. He was subdued and the plane landed safely after diverting to Portland International Airport. He was charged with 83 counts of attempted murder.