# japan plane crash

Over the Mountain: The Crash of BOAC Flight 911 by GoodCaptainClack on DeviantArt » Jul 4, 2018…… flight taxiing past the crashed DC-8 that wrecked the night before (Japanese language audio, obviously):. © 2018 - 2024 GoodCaptainClack. Deviantart.com

ASN Aircraft accident McDonnell Douglas DC-8-62AF JA8054 Anchorage International Airport, AK (ANC) » A McDonnell Douglas DC-8-62AF cargo plane, registered JA8054, was destroyed in an accident at Anchorage International Airport, AK (ANC), United States of America. There were two passengers and three crew members on board. The airplane operated on a flight from Anchorage International Airport, AK (ANC) to Tokyo-Haneda Airport (HND). Aviation-safety.net

Japan Airlines Flight 2: The DC-8 That Was Able To Fly Again After A Water Landing » The new DC-8 hit shallow water on approach to San Francisco in 1968. With minimal damage it went on to fly until 2001. Simpleflying.com

COCKPIT FIGHT REPORTED ON JET THAT CRASHED IN TOKYO (Published 1982) » Feb 14, 1982… Investigators into the crash of a Japan Air Lines DC-8 in which 24 people died on Tuesday say there was a struggle in the cockpit only … Nytimes.com

Japan Air Lines Flight 472: The Douglas DC-8 That Landed At The Wrong Airport » How a JAL Douglas DC-8 mistakenly landed at the wrong airport while flying between London and Tokyo. Simpleflying.com

SFO's 'Miracle on the Bay' crash-landing, 50 years ago » Nov 14, 2018… Call it the “Miracle on the Bay.” Fifty years ago this month, a Japan Air Lines DC-8 belly-flopped into San Francisco Bay 17,000 feet short of … Sfchronicle.com

1968 Crash At SFO Similar To Asiana Flight 214 Tragedy » There have been 12 commercial airline crashes at San Francisco International Airport since it opened in 1927. But one disaster stands out as eerily similar to Saturday's deadly crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 -- it's a November 22, 1968 crash. Cbsnews.com

85 Killed in Crash of Japanese Airliner Near Delhi (Published 1972) » Japan Air Lines: Japan Air Lines DC‐8, on Tokyo‐Hong Kong‐Bangkok flight with 89 aboard, crashes during landing approach to Palam Internatl Airport, New Delhi, on June 14, killing 85; witnesses describe crash Nytimes.com