Eastern Flight 401

On December 29, 1942, Eastern Flight 401 Eastern Air Lockheed L-1011 located 18.7 miles southwest of Miami Miami International Airport in Florida crashed. The airplane was destroyed. Of 163 passengers and 13 crew members of passengers, 94 passengers and 5 crew members died. Two survivors died after being injured. The aircraft rose to an average of 2,000 feet above sea level and kept navigating westward due to the approach route missed because of the suspected failure of the nose landing gear.

On December 29, 1972, Eastern Airlines Flight 401 (Brand New Lockheed L-1011) was planning to land in Miami, at that time the crew was distressed by not being able to use gear lights. The plane crashed at Everglades and 101 out of 176 people on the board died. This is the first major collision of the wide body jet. On September 11, 1974, Eastern Airlines Flight 212 (a flight on DC - 9 - 31 carrying 78 passengers and 4 crew members) is from Charleston, South Carolina State in Charlotte, North Carolina to Chicago, Illinois I traveled. The middle point of the city crashed. Approach of the equipment is done in the dense fog of Douglas municipal airport (now known as Charlotte / Douglas International Airport). The plane collided with the runway, and 72 passengers and crew died. Thirteen of the first shocks survived, three of them died as a result of injury. After 29 days of the accident, one of the first survivors died of injury

On February 8, 1965, Eastern Airlines Flight 663, Douglas DC - 7 flight from New York City to Richmond, Virginia crashed from JFK airport and crashed at Jones Beach State Park. It was forced to escape from Panzumu Flight 212. All 84 people died on board. This evasive behavior was criticized for making the aircraft uncontrollable. On December 29, 1972, Eastern Airlines Flight 401 (Brand New Lockheed L-1011) was planning to land in Miami, at that time the crew was distressed by not being able to use gear lights. The plane crashed at Everglades and 101 out of 176 people on the board died. This is the first major collision of the wide body jet.

When Eastern Air Douglas DC-7B (N808D) returned home from the training aircraft on June 28, 1957 and collided with Eastern Airlines' L-1049 super constellation (N6212C) parked, Miami Near the maintenance hangar storage in the international airport. Fuel leaked, the two airplanes ignited and burned. On December 27, 1987, when the Eastern Airlines 573 flight of Douglas DC-9-31 crashed at Pensacola Regional Airport and the current landing gear first crashed into the runway, the aircraft again bounced back into the air and crashed again . The nacelle opens backward at the stern, the aircraft stops at the tail and stops on the runway. 103 passengers and all four crew members survived