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This 108-page document gives you a close look at the people, places, conditions, crew, and individual Capital Airlines aircraft that wound up in trouble. This accumulated study of Capital Airlines accidents, from official accident investigations, takes you back to the scene of all of these accidents. This is the only document that I have ever seen that accumulates all of the official investigations about Capital Airlines accidents into one document and provides you with an extreme level of detail about each accident. The Strange Stories Inside "during an emergency landing following the stoppage of both engines. The landing was made in a farm field near Frankfort Springs, Pennsylvania. The four crew members and twelve passengers were not injured, and only minor damage was incurred by the aircraft." Can you imagine landing in a farm field today without injury or damage! Some of the other shocking reports in this study include the midair collision between a Capital Airlines Viscount and a Maryland Air National Guard T-33 near Brunswick, Maryland. The in-flight disintegration of a Capital Airlines flight near Chevy Chase, Maryland. Aircraft Included Cessna 140 Douglas C-47 Douglas DC-3 Lockheed T-33 Vickers Viscount Model 744
This document meticulously investigates the causes and circumstances surrounding Capital Airlines accidents between 1947 and 1960. The study compiles official accident investigations, offering detailed accounts of the people, places, conditions, crew, and aircraft involved in each incident, providing an unparalleled level of detail for each event. It examines a range of incidents, from emergency landings in farm fields to mid-air collisions and in-flight disintegrations, drawing on official reports to reconstruct the events.
This compilation offers a focused historical account of Capital Airlines' accident record during a specific period. The detailed examination of official reports suggests a resource for aviation historians and enthusiasts interested in the operational challenges and safety evolution of early commercial aviation. The inclusion of diverse aircraft types and incident types provides a broad overview of the risks and realities faced by airlines in the mid-20th century.
Page Count:
108
Publication Date:
2021-07-22
Publisher:
Independently published
ISBN-13:
9798542063843
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