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.
The cargo aircraft crashed and burst into flames past the end of runway 06L while attempting to takeoff.
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The air taxi crashed in heavy rain while attempting to land at Barcelos Airport. Fourteen people including 12 passengers and 2 crew were killed. The pilot poor visibility, the pilot made his landing mid-runway and ran out of landing strip.
The private plane crashed into a field northwest of Moscow and burst into flames. When the jet last broadcast its position, it was flying at 28,000ft near Tver and moving at a ground speed of 513 knots. All seven passengers and crew of three were killed. Among those killed was Wagner chief, Yevgeny Prigozhin.
While on approach, the aircraft crashed on an expressway at a high rate of speed, bursting into flames and fragmenting into small parts. The two pilots and 8 passengers were killed. Two passing motorists, one in a car and one on a motorcycle were also killed.
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After touching down on runway 05, and proceding down the runway a few hundred meters, the aircraft deviated to the left and veered off the runway. After contacting soft ground, it turned to the left at almost 180° until it crashed against a concrete perimeter wall, coming to rest broken in two. All 34 occupants survived with two passengers being injured.
The executive jet aircraft crashed in fog after second attempt at landing at Murrieta/Temecula French Valley Airport. When the pilot tried for a second approach, the plane missed the runway by 500 feet and crashed into a field and caught fire.
Before approach, the pilot requested a change of runways from 30 to 12 at the newly opened Pokhara International Airport. While on approach, the aircraft appeared to pitch up and roll to the left, as the left wing stalled, before crashing into a gorge on the bank of the Seti River. The inadvertent movement of both condition levers to the feathered position in flight by the pilot monitoring, which resulted in the feathering of both propellers and subsequent loss of thrust, leading to an aerodynamic stall and collision with terrain.
The plane was chartered to carry a team of six people from Medellín to Pizarro, Choco. Shortly after taking off from runway 02 at Medellín-Enrique Olaya Herrera Airport, the crew encountered engine problems. The airplane lost altitude, went out of control and crashed onto a house, less than one-half mile from the runway end and burst in flames.
