NTSB investigations · 1
Matched to this aircraft by N41016 and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
FAA incident reports · 6
FAA accident and incident reports matched to this aircraft by N41016 and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
Incident 19871010065759IDescent · St Louis, MOThe flaps failed to extend on descent. Landed safely. Flap gearbox malfunctioning.Incident 19860308009419IInitial Approach-IFR · St Louis, MOB system hydraulic quantity reported to be low. No evidence of leak. Serviced and released for service.Incident 19841029060909ITo Init Climb(1st Pwr Reduct) · Los Angeles, CAFlight experienced engine failure of #3 engine at 1200 ft after takeoff. Aircraft returned to airport.Incident 19810518041859INormal Cruise · St Louis, MOPositioning flight following maintenance engine problems arose. During landing reversers failed and nose tires blewIncident 19800326032379ITakeoff Ground Roll · Chicago, ILRejected take off due to engine problems. Fuel flow regulator malfunction suspected.Incident 19790325011409INormal Cruise · Kansas City, MOFilter bypass light came on, landed and replaced filter screens and serviced the oil system.
Service difficulty reports · 3
Matched to this aircraft by N-number and event date, checked against the reported serial number, make and model.
SDR 96ZZZX1230Air Distr · odorSTL - FLT 86 - DURING CRUISE, LT FORWARD LAVATORY EMITTED AN ELECTRICAL ODOR. CHECKED LIGHT BALLAST AND WIRING, FLUSH SYSTEM WIRING, SMOKE DETECTOR SYSTEM. FOUND NO INDICATION OF OVERHEAT OR SOURCE OF ODOR. ALL SYSTEMS CHECKED NORMAL. CHECK C-7C - 1-14-96 SDR 95ZZZX718Skin · crackedDURING CHECK C-6C, FOUND CORROSION CRACK ON LEFT SIDE OF FUSELAGE STA 679, BETWEEN STR 37 AND STR 38. INSTALLED REPAIR DOUBLER PER SSRM 53-30-02, PAGE 201. AIRCRAFT TOTAL TIME: 58,443 HOURS; 21,909 CYCLES.SDR 95ZZZX717Stringer · corrodedDURING CHECK C-6C, FOUND CORROSION AT STR 44, STA 1665 TO STA 1685, LEFT SIDE FUSELAGE. INSTALLED STRINGER SPLICE PER SRM 53-13-00, PAGE 806E, 201. AIRCRAFT TOTAL TIME: 58,443 HOURS; 21,909 CYCLES.