Douglas DC-6B

FAA incident reports · 25

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Incident 20121108025969IDouglas DC-6B · Deadhorse, AKA totonduk outfitters' ltd (dba everts air cargo) DC-6-B, N151, landed several feet short of runway (rwy) 23 at the Deadhorse Airport (scc). The short landing resulted in the left inboard main tire striking and destroying one of the green runway end…Nov 8, 2012 · N151 · No damageAccident 20110612012009ADouglas DC-6B · Cold Bay, AKWhile approaching the pattern for runway 26 at cdb, pilot distracted the crew by pointing out the boat dock where their cargo was being prepared. Flaps were selected to 40 degrees about 1/2 mile out. The horn that sounds when flaps are positioned more than 30…Jun 12, 2011 · N600UA · Substantial damageIncident 20030404005099IDoug DC6B · Fairbanks, AK(-23) [privacy data omitted] on take off from Fairbanks, N151 lost the #3 engine cowl. The aircraft returned to base.Apr 4, 2003 · N151 · Minor damageAccident 20010925024809ADoug DC6B · Nuiqsut, AK(.19) On September 25, 2001, about 1609 Alaska daylight time, a Douglas DC-6B airplane, N867TA, sustained substantial damage during landing at the alpine airstrip, located about 10 miles north of Nuiqsut, Alaska. The airplane was being operated as a visual…Sep 25, 2001 · N867TA · No damageAccident 20010131000769ADoug DC6B · Donlin Creek, AK(-23)[privacy data omitted] pilot had no visual queues.f lat light conditions (white-out) existed with 2 miles visibility and light snow. Hard landing on runway 11 which has an uphill slope of 8% contacted the left main wheels first then a/c bounced, reverse…Jan 31, 2001 · N4390F · No damageAccident 19980102000029ADoug STCDC6 · Mcgrath, AKWindshield fogged on takeoff roll. Aborted. Veered into snow bank edge of runway. Caught fire. Evacuated safely. (From .4) during the takeoff roll, while passing 45 knots indicated airspeed, ice formed between the inner and outer panes of the airplane's…Jan 2, 1998 · N861TA · DestroyedAccident 19960401007519ADoug DC6B · Beluga, AKCollided with steel support pole turning to off load fuel. Backed up. Tail hit above ground fuel tank. Light nose.Apr 1, 1996 · N861TA · Substantial damageAccident 19950620049139AN600UA · Champaign, IL(-16) United airlines flt. #19 enroute from jfk airport, new york, to san francisco, CA. Flight was deviating north off course around thunderstorms. Flight turned to approximate heading 250 deg. Between two thunderstorm cells approximately 40 miles apart.…Jun 20, 1995 · N600UA · No damageIncident 19950412011379IDoug DC6B · Fairbanks, AKNarrative: on 04/12/95 a DC-6-B, N4390F operated by everts air fuel inc., departed the ramp at Fairbanks int'l after fueling the international bulk fuel tanks (the aircraft was set up as a fuel tanker). The bulk fuel loading hose attached to the rear of the…Apr 12, 1995 · N4390F · Minor damageAccident 19920303005009ADoug DC6B · Selawik, AKOverran ice and snow covered runway. Factors light downwind. Short runway for type. Props slow to reverse at minus 32Mar 3, 1992 · N151 · Substantial damageAccident 19900505013949ADoug DC6 · Guatemala City, GTAircraft crashed into urban residential area shortly after departure.May 5, 1990 · N84BL · Destroyed · 25 fatalIncident 19900113010069IDoug DC6B · Anchorage, AKHit a tug and ground power unit that was parked in front of aircraft when it started to taxi for takeoff.Jan 13, 1990 · N7919C · Minor damageIncident 19881222067399IDoug DC6B · Fairbanks, AKNR4 engine overspeed on climbout. Declared emergency and returned. Prop governor assembly and malfunctioned.Dec 22, 1988 · N151Incident 19881119063839IDoug DC6B · Anchorage, AKLost directional control on takeoff roll. Veered off runway. Aborted. Hit runway light. Changed nose tire.Nov 19, 1988 · N867TAAccident 19880329008701ADoug DC6B · Miami, FLPilot taxiing around N30042. Misjudged distance and hit its rudder with his left wingtip. Able to continue flight.Mar 29, 1988 · N92BL · Minor damageIncident 19850315069759IDoug DC6B · Miami, FLAborted takeoff after engine power drop. During deceleration phase engine seized and propeller separated.Mar 15, 1985 · N55CA · Minor damageIncident 19850207006559IDoug DC6B · Ypsilanti, MIOn rollout started skid. Left wing lifted when aileron and rudder were applied. Nr 4 propeller struck runway.Feb 7, 1985 · N111AP · Minor damageIncident 19840905052989IDoug DC6B · Detroit, MIAircraft wing tip hit tail cone of parked aircraft during taxi and being guided by ground agent.Sep 5, 1984 · N515TY · Minor damageIncident 19811015081309IDoug DC6B · St Louis, MOLost hydraulic pressure due to low fluid level on landing roll, ran off runway. Nose gear hyd accumulator refilled.Oct 15, 1981 · N8CA · Minor damageIncident 19810701062039IDoug DC6B · St Louis, MOLost hydraulic pressure on approach. Landed and ran off runway. Hit arresting cable anchor. Pressure line broken.Jul 1, 1981 · N8CA · Minor damageIncident 19801216085509IDoug DC6 · Nashville, TNAircraft departing freight ramp made 180 degree turn and struck a parked plane.Dec 16, 1980 · N4061K · Substantial damageIncident 19801126080379IDoug DC6B · Minneapolis, MNLeft outboard main wheel came off during landing rollout. Axle nut to axle lock bolts failed.Nov 26, 1980 · N8CAAccident 19800915082179ADoug DC6B · Great Inagua, BahamasAircraft was ditched in ocean after three engines had to be shut down.Sep 15, 1980 · N9018N · Destroyed · 2 fatalIncident 19800628056489IDoug DC6B · St Louis, MOEngine shutdown due to high oil temp. Metal found in the oil screen.Jun 28, 1980 · N72522Accident 19780827041499ADoug C118AAug 27, 1978 · N122A · Destroyed · 1 fatal
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