
Accidents and Incidents - Worldwide commercial aviation and business jets accidents and incidents data
Event ID
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Event Date
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Operator Continent
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Operator Type
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Operator Base
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Operator IATA
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Operator ICAO
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Event Location Airport Code
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Event Location Continent
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Flight Origin Airport Code
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Flight Origin Continent
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Flight Destination Airport Code
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Flight Destination Continent
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Accident or Incident
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Casualties
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Occupants
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Ground Casualties
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Flight Phase
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Flight Nature
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Damage
|
Occurrence Category
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Remarks
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Loss Category
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Loss Subcategory
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Aircraft ID
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C/N
|
MSN
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Aircraft Market Group
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Production Line
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Aircraft Family
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Aircraft Variant
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Registration
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Block Number
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Date Built
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Delivery Date
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Age at time of event (a)
|
Engine Family
|
Engine Master Series
|
Engine Type
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Engine Subtype
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Data Dictionary
Attribute | Type | Example | Mapping |
---|---|---|---|
Event ID
|
Integer | 1531 | |
Event Date
|
Date | 2008-02-03 | |
String | Swiss | Company Name | |
String | LX | Company ID | |
Operator Continent
|
String | Europe | |
String | Alaska | State Name | |
String | Switzerland | Country Name | |
String | CH | Country Code Alpha-2 | |
Operator Type
|
String | Scheduled Carrier | |
Operator Base
|
String | Zurich | |
Operator IATA
|
String | LX | |
Operator ICAO
|
String | SWR | |
String | Tel Aviv Ben Gurion | City Name | |
Event Location Airport Code
|
String | TLV | |
Event Location Continent
|
String | Asia | |
String | Alaska | State Name | |
String | AK | State Abbreviation | |
String | Israel | Country Name | |
String | IL | Country Code Alpha-2 | |
String | Tel Aviv Ben Gurion | City Name | |
Flight Origin Airport Code
|
String | TLV | |
Flight Origin Continent
|
String | Asia | |
String | Alaska | State Name | |
String | AK | State Abbreviation | |
String | Israel | Country Name | |
String | IL | Country Code Alpha-2 | |
String | Zurich | City Name | |
Flight Destination Airport Code
|
String | ZRH | |
Flight Destination Continent
|
String | Europe | |
String | Alaska | State Name | |
String | AK | State Abbreviation | |
String | Switzerland | Country Name | |
String | CH | Country Code Alpha-2 | |
Accident or Incident
|
String | Incident | |
Casualties
|
Integer | 0 | |
Occupants
|
Integer | 188 | |
Ground Casualties
|
Integer | 0 | |
Flight Phase
|
String | Takeoff | |
Flight Nature
|
String | Scheduled Passenger | |
Damage
|
String | Minor | |
Occurrence Category
|
String | Unknown occurrence | |
Remarks
|
Text | "Was forced to abort its take-off from Ben Gurion Airport... | |
Loss Category
|
String | Undefined / Other | |
Loss Subcategory
|
String | Other/unknown | |
Aircraft ID
|
String | 22234 | |
C/N
|
String | 562 | |
MSN
|
String | 562 | |
Aircraft Market Group
|
String | Commercial Aviation - Widebody Jets | |
String | Airbus | Company Name | |
Production Line
|
String | Airbus A330/A340 | |
Aircraft Family
|
String | A340 | |
Aircraft Variant
|
String | A340-300 | |
Registration
|
String | HB-JMG | |
Block Number
|
String | YU329 | |
Date Built
|
String | 2003-11-12 | |
Delivery Date
|
String | 2003-12-22 | |
Age at time of event (a)
|
Float | 4.23 | |
String | CFM International | Company Name | |
String | CFMI | Company ID | |
Engine Family
|
String | CFM56 | |
Engine Master Series
|
String | CFM56-5C | |
Engine Type
|
String | CFM56 | |
Engine Subtype
|
String | CFM56-5C4/P |
Description
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History
Volume
20,100 | accidents and incidents |
75 | years of historical data |
Pricing
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One-off purchase | Available |
Monthly License | Not available |
Yearly License | Available |
Usage-based | Not available |
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