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Boeing 727-200 accident report

Selection of the most serious accidents :

Boeing 727-200 | ANA | JA8329

Friday 30 July 1971 ANA 727-281 JA8329 c/n 20436/788

DSP Flight NH058 from Sapporo (CTS) to Tokyo – Haneda (HND) with 7 crew and 155 passengers. It collided in mid air with a JASDF North American F-86F fighter jet, reg. 92-7932. The F-86F trainee pilot could eject safely but the 727 went out of control and broke up.

Boeing 727-200 | ANA | JA8329 | crash site

YOM : 1971. Airframe hrs : 865 engines : P&W JT8D-9. All 162 people on board died in the crash. location : near Shizukuishi, Japan +- 500m 39°39’25”N 141°00’08”E

Boeing 727-200 | ANA | JA8329 | map with debris locations

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Boeing 727-200 | Pan Am | N4737

Friday 09 July 1982 Panam Boeing 727-235 “Clipper Defiance” N4737 c/n 19457.

Flight PA759 from New Orleans to Las Vegas with 7 crew and 138 passengers.

Entered severe windshear on taking-off from RW10 at new Orleans and was blown to the ground. It crashed in a residential area destroying 6 houses.

Boeing 727-200 | Pan Am | N4737 | newspaper picture of crash site

First flight : 24 jan.1968 Airframe hrs : 39253 engines : JT8D-7B. All 145 people onboard died in the crash and 8 on the ground. location : 1.4km E of New Orleans apt. +- 25m 29°59’15”N 90°14’08”W

Boeing 727-200 | Pan Am | N4737 | Aerial picture of crash site

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Boeing 727-200 | ADC | 5N-BBG

Thursday 7 November 1996 ADC 727-231 5N-BBG c/n 20054/718

Date - airline – ac type – registration -- s/n

DSP Flight ADK086 from Port Harcourt (PHC) to Lagos (LOS) with 10 crew and 134 passengers. On approach it probably got into a high speed stall and control was lost and the airplane crashed into a lagoo. YOM : 1969 Airframe hrs : 64956 cycles : 44613 engines : P&W JT8D-9A. All 144 people on board died in the crash.

location : 7.5 km W of Ejirin, Nigeria +- 1 km 6°36’59”N 3°49’29”E

Boeing 727-200 | ADC | 5N-BBG | newspaper article crash November 1996

Boeing 727-200 fatal accident table

Boeing 727-200 non-fatal accident table

In above table all known fatal accidents are listed, but not all incidents with no fatalities, only those with total flying hours known are listed , with the purpose to deduct the amount of years flown yearly and the average flight time.

abbreviations :

DSP = domestic scheduled passenger

ISP = international scheduled passenger

RW = runway

YOM = Year of Manufacture

Literature :

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