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CLRCULAR 56-AX/51 CIRCULAR AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT DIGEST No. 9 Prepared by the Secretariat and published by authority of the Secretary General INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION MONTREAL CANADA

Do you subscribe to the ICAO BULLETIN 4 The ICAO Bulletln contains a concise account of the activities of the Organization as well as articles of interest to the aeronautical world. Published in wpardte English, French and Spanish editions by the International Civil Aviation Organiza- tion. All correspondence. except orders and subscriptions. should be addressed to the Secretary General of ICAO. International Aviation Building. 1080 Unversity Street. Montreal Canada. Orders for this publication should be sent to one of the rotlowing eddresxs, together.with .the appropriate remittance by bank draft or, post office money order In the currency of the country tn whtch the order IS placed or in a freely conyerttble currency Regional Offices Sales Agencies F ReprGsentant de I'OACI, Bureau Argentina Editorial Sudamericana S.A., Calle Europe-Afrique, 60 his, avenue d'lCna, Paris. Alsina 500, Buenos Aires. XVIe Australia Robertson and Mullens,. 107 Eliza- Peru Representante de la OACI, Oficina beth Street, Melbourne, C. I. Sudamirica, Apartado 4127, Lima. lndio Oxford Book Stationery Co., Scindia Wlad ICAO Rcprestntative, Fat East and House, New Delhi or 17 Park Street, Calcutta. Pacific Office, P.O. Box 614, Bangkok. Mexico Editorial Hermes S.A., Ignacio United Arab Republic ICAO Representative, Mariscal41, MCxico 4, D.F. MiddleEast Office, 16 Hassan Sa bri, Zamalek, United Kingdom Her Majesty's Stationery Cairo. Office, P.O. Box 569, London, S.E. 1. Intematioal Cidl Aviation Organization Attention Distribution Oficer, International Aviation Building, 1080 University Street, Montreal Canada. It enables you to keep your ICAO publications up todate. Amendments, supplements and corrigenda to ICAO salable publications are regularly announced in the Bulletin. Avaihble in three separate editlone English, French and Spanish. Subscrlp- tion 2.96 Canadian per year.

ICAO Circular 56-AN/5 1 i TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ..................................... FOREWORD COMMENTS ON ACCIDENT SUMMARIES, CLASSIFICATION TABLES AND SUMh4ARY OF REPORTED ACCIDENT CAUSES - 1957 ............. 2 CLASSIFICATION TABLES "A" AND "B" .................... PART I. - SUMMARIES OF AlRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORTS. .......... 7 1. - Li'nea Aeropostal Venezolana, Super Constellation 1049-E, YV-C-AMS, caught fire and crashed 35 miles southeast of New York on 20 July 1956. Report released by the Directorate of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Communications, Venezuela. .. 7 2. - Braathens SAFE, DH 114, Heron, MK 11, LN-SUR, crashed at Hommelfjell, Tolga, Norway on 7 November 1956, while attempting to reach a suitable place for an emergency landing. Report of the Directorate of Civil Aviation, Norway, released 2 May 1957 ....................... 10 3. - Li'nea Aeropostal Venezolana, Super Constellation, YV-C-AMA, crashed against the western peak of the Silla de Caracas, Venezuela, on 27 November 1956. Report released by the Directorate of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Communications, Venezuela ............................ 15 4. - Trans-Canada Air Lines, DC-4-M2, CF-TFD, crashed below the third peak of Mount Slesse, British Columbia, on 9 December 1956. Report by the Department of Transport, Canada. Serial No. 56- 16. ................... I C 5. - American Airlines, Inc. , Convair 240-0, N 94247, crashed during an instrument approach to Tulsa Municipal Airport, Tulsa, Oklahoma, on 6 January 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report SA-322, File No. 1-0003, released 2 January 1958 .............. 2 6 6. - Lfneas Agreas de Nicaragua S.A., DC-3, AN-AEC, crashed into the east side of Concepci6n Volcano on the Island of Ometepe in the Great Lake of Nicaragua, on 23 January 1957. Report released by the Ministry of War, Navy and Aviation, Republic of Nicaragua ...................... 30 7. - SAGETA Airlines, SE 2010 Armagnac, F-BAVG, accident at Orly, France on 29 January 1957. Report released in the Journal officiel de la RCpublique fransaise ......... 3 2

ii ICAO Circular 56-AN/5 1 8. - Douglas Aircraft Inc. , Douglas DC-7B, N 82 10H and USAF, Northrop F-89J, 52- 1870A, collided near Sunland, California, on 3 1 January 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report, SA-323, File No. 2-0020, released 26 November 1957 . , . 9. - Northeast Airlines, Inc., DC-6A, N 34954, crashlanded on Rikers Island, New York, on 1 February 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report SA-324, File No. 1-0081, released 10 March 1958 . . , . . 10. - Alaska Airlines, Inc. , Douglas C 54B-DC, N 90449, crashed and burned 3 -1/2 miles east of Blyn, Washington on 2 March 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report, File No. 1 -0018,released 4 November 1957 .............................. 11. - American Airlines, Inc. , Douglas DC-7, N 3 16AA, lost the nose section and propeller of its No. 1 powerplant while in flight near Memphis, Tennessee, on 5 March 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation ... Report, File No. 1-0040, released 12 November 1957. 12. - Aerovlbs Nacionales de Colombia, DC-3C, HK- 155, crashed on a spur of the "Trujillo Hills" on 9 March 1957, Report released by the Department of Civil Aviation, Colombia ....................... 13. - Eastern Air Lines, Inc. , Martin 404, N 453A, was damaged on landing at Standiford Field, Louisville, Kentucky, on 10 March 1957. Civil Aeronautics Board USA Accident Investigation Report, File No. 1-0023, released 14 January 1958 ................... 14. - British European Airways Corporation, Vickers Viscount, G-ALWE, crashed while approaching to land at Ringway Airport, Manchester on 14 March 1957. Report released by the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation UK CAP 147. ........................... 15. - World wide Airways, Inc., Douglas DC-3, CF-JNN, struck the ground following loss of altitude in the vicinity of Fox, North West Territories, on 5 April 1957. Report ... by Department of Transport, Canada. Serial No. 57-2 16. - Empresa de Viaao ABrea Rio Grandense, S.A. , C-46, PP-VCF, Curtiss Commando, accident at Bagb, Rio Grande do Sul, on 7 April 1957. Summary of Accident released by the Inspectorate General of Air Staff, Brazil . . Page

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