In an effort to continually improve our service, we now include Aircraft Accident / Incident data (from year 2010 forward), within the Aircraft Profiles.
This will allow you to see if there was ever an event that may have compromised the structural integrity of the aircraft, and it can also be very useful during a pre-buy inspection.
If you’d like to see where to access this information, either open an existing “Aircraft Profiles” record, or create a new record.
Upon opening the record, you will see a box on the right side of the screen referencing this data, but only if there was an accident or incident related to that specific aircraft:
When you click on the VIEW button, it will take you to a more detailed screen. Occasionally, there will be a map associated with the record, so you can see where the event occurred. The map is zoomable, and movable:
Data included in the Accident / Incident report will be:
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- Date:
- Location:
- Lat/Long:
- Airport:
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- Aircraft:
- Air Carrier:
- Category:
- Amateur Built?:
- # of Engines:
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- Purpose of Flight:
- Phase of Flight:
- Weather Condition:
- Aircraft Damage:
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- Injury Severity:
- Fatal Injuries:
- Serious Injuries:
- Minor Injuries:
- Uninjured:
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- Accident Number:
- Investigation Type:
- Report Status:
- FAR Description:
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- Aircraft
- Non-TCD Aircraft (experimental/sport)
- N-Number (tail/registration)
- Date Range
- State
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