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AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT DIGEST No. 7 Prepared by the Secretariat and published by authority of the Secretary General INTERNATlONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION MONTREAL CANADA

This Publication is issued in English, French and Spanish. Published in Montreal, Canada, by the International Civil Aviation Orpanization. Correspondence concerning publications should be addressed to the Secretarw General of ICAO, International Aviation Building, 1080 University Street, Montreal, Canada. Orders for ICAO publications should be sent, on payment In Canadian currency 1, to In Sterling or Irish currency s/d, to Secretary General, ICAO, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, International Aviation Building, P.O. Box 569, 1080 University Street, London, S. E. 1, Montreal, Canada, England. Cable address ICAO MONTREAL Cable address WHOLECORN, SEDIST, L0NLKN In French currency fr, to 1, to 1CAO Representative, ro ean and African Office, isP , avenue d'Idna, Paris 16e. France. ICAO Representative, Middle East Office, Wadie Saad Building, Sharia Salah el Dine, cable 'addess ICAOREP PARIS Zamalek, Cairo, t. Cable address IC AOREP CAIRO In Peruvian currency soles, to In Thai currency bahts to ICAO Representative, ICAO Representative, South American Office, Far East and Pacific Office, Apartado 680, Sala Santitham, Rajadamnoen Ave., Lima, Per6. Bangkok, Thailand. Cable address ICAOREP LIMA Cable address ICAOREP BANGKOK In Australian currency s/d, to In Indian currency Rs. , to - Robertson and Mullens, 107 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, C. 1, Australia. Oxford Book and Stationery Company, Scindia House, New Delhi, India. In Argentine currency pesos, ta Editorial Sudarnericana S .A., Calle Alsina 500, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

ICAO Circular 50-/45 1 TABLEOFCONTENTS Page FOREWORD.......................................... 7 COMMENTS ON ACCIDENT CLASSIFICATION TABLES AND SUMMARY OF REPORTED ACCIDENT CAUSES - 1955 ................................. 9 .......................... CLASSIFICATION TABLES "A" AND "B" 11 ............... PART I. - SUMMARIES OF AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS 15 1. - Northwest Airlines, Douglas DC-4 aircraft, crashed at Sandspit, British Columbia, Canada, on 19 January 1952. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-255, File No. 1-0017 .......... 15 2. - KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Douglas DC-6B aircraft, PH-DFO, crashed into the North Sea, 10 nautical miles west of Egmond, The Netherlands, on 23 August 1954. Report of Accident Investigation Bureau, Department of Civil Aviation of The Netherlands, adopted 14 November 1955 ......... 17 3. - KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lockheed Super Constellation, crashed in the estuary of the River Shannon, Ireland, on 5 September 1954. Department of Industry and Commerce, Ireland, Accident Investigation Report, released ................................. 31 January 1955. 20 4. - National Airlines, Inc. , Lockheed Lodestar, Pinellas County International Airport, St. Petersburg, Florida, 10 January 1955. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-300, File No. 1-0001, released 17 June 1955 .............................. 35 5. - Trans-World Airlines, Inc., Martin 202-A and Castleton, Inc., Douglas DC-3C, collided near Greater Cincinnati Airport, Ohio, on 12 January 1955. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. 1-0014, released 8 July 1955 .................................... 39 6. - British European Airways, Viscount aircraft, G-AMOK, crashed into a barrier while taking off from London Airport, England, on 16 January 1955. Report dated 24 August 1955 released by Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation U. K. ................................... 44 7, - United Air Lines, Inc., Convair 340, made a wheels-up emergency landing southeast of Dexter, Iowa, on 19 January 1955, Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-302, File No. 1-0026, released 7 September 1955. ................................ 58 8. - Indian Airlines Corporation, Douglas DC-3, VT-COZ aircraft, crashed near Gauhati Airport. India, on 21 January 1955, Report dated 23 March 1955 released by Ministry of Communications, Government of India. ........ 61 9. - Indian Airlines Corporation, Douglas DC-3, VT-CVBI aircraft, crashed near Nagpur Airport, India, on 2 February 1955. Report dated 1 March 1955 released by Ministry of Communications, Government of India. ........ 65 10. - SABENA Soci6tC Anonyme Belge d1Exploitation de la Navigation Aerienne, DC-6 aircraft, 00-SDB, crashed at Costone delllAcquasanta, Reatini Mountains, on 13 February 1955. Report by Ministerio Difesa Aeronautica, Italy... ..................................... 68

2 ICAO Circular 50-/45 11. - Trans World Airlines. Inc.. Martin 404 aircraft, crashed on Sandia Mountain, near Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 19 February 1955. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-303, ................. File No. 1-0063, released 12 October 1955 12. - De Havilland 104 llDove", LQ-XWW, crashed on take-off at Formosa Airport, Territory of Formosa, Argentina, on 26 February 1955. Argentine Accident Investigation Report No. 465, released 30 August ..................................... 1955 13. - Central African Airways, Viking 1B VP-YEX, crashed at Belvedere Airport, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, on 17 March 1955. Report of Board of Inquiry Ministry of Transport and Communications, Federation ............ of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, released 31 August 1955 14. - American Airlines, Inc., Convair 240 aircraft, crashed near Springfield, Missouri, on 20 March 1955. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-305, File NO. 1-0038, released 22 September 15. - British European Airways Corporation, Vickers Viscount, G-AMOL, crashed on landing at Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup, Denmark, on 25 March 1955. Report of Directorate of Civil Aviation, Copenhagen, ............................ released 27 May 1955. 16. - Pan American World Airways, Inc., Boeing 377 aircraft, ditched in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Oregon, on 26 March 1955. Civil Aero- nautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report No. SA-304, File NO. 1-0039, released 15 November 1955. ............... 17. - Sikorsky 5-55 helicopter crashed shortly after taking off from Burgeo, Newfoundland, on 28 March 1955. Canadian Department of Transport .............................. Report No. 55-15. 18. - United Air Lines, Lnc., DC-6 aircraft, crashed at MacArthur Field, Islip, N. Y., on 4 April 1955. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report NO. SA-306, File No. 1-0071, released 4 October ............................... 1955....... 19. - Eagle Aviation Company, Dakota DC-3 aircraft, G-AMYB, ground- looped on landing run at Beirut International Aerodrome, Lebanon, 8 April 1955. Aircraft Accident Report No. 15 released by Air Safety and Accident Inquiry Department, Ministry of Public Works, Directorate .......................... of Civil Aviation, Lebanon 20. - Air India International Corporation, Bombay, Lockheed Constellation 749-A, vT-DEP, "Kashmir Princess", ditched following mid-air explosion in South China Sea, off Great Natuna Islands on 11 April 1955. Report by Ministry of Transport and Communications. Republic of Indonesia, ............................ released 25 May 1955, 21. - Christian and Missionary Alliance, Short Sealand JZ-PTA, crashed on mountain in highlands of Netherlands New Guinea on 28 April 1955. Report released by Director of Civil Aviation, Netherlands New Guinea. , 22, - Trans-Canada Airlines, Inc., Vickers Viscount 724 aircraft, was damaged on landing at Winnipeg, Manitoba, on 16 May 1955, Canadian Department of Transport Report No. 55-2 1 ................. Page 7 4 77 79 8 6

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