Flight, Inc. accidents

The NTSB database holds 11 accidents and incidents involving Flight, Inc., recorded between 1966 to 1998. 0 of them were fatal (0%), and 0 people died.

The phase of flight recorded most often is landing (5 records).

The aircraft types that appear most often are Cessna 172, Cessna 210 and Piper J-5.

Most of these records are from United States.

10 of these records have no coordinates in the source data, so they appear in the list below but not on the map.

Records

Fatal

Deaths

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1966 to 1998

Period

Show these on the map 1 of 11 have coordinates

By decade

1960s 6

1970s 3

1980s 1

1990s 1

Aircraft types involved

Cessna 172 2 Cessna 210 1 Piper J-5 1 Beechcraft G18S 1 Cessna 182 1 Cessna 150 1

Where these happened

United States 11

All 11 records by number of deaths, then by date

Date	Aircraft	Location	Operator	Outcome	Died
4 Oct 1998	Mooney M20J N4297H	Orlando, Florida, United States	Flight, Inc.	No injuries	-
19 Feb 1981	Cessna 182 N2065R	Reno, Nevada, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc	No injuries	-
20 Dec 1979	Piper PA-28 N16EC	Tampa, Florida, United States no coordinates	Flight, Inc.	No injuries	-
16 Oct 1974	Cessna 172 N20471	St Petersburg, Florida, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc	No injuries	-
11 Mar 1973	Beechcraft G18S N788G	Willmar, Minnesota, United States no coordinates	Flight, Inc.	Minor injuries	-
6 Jan 1969	Beechcraft D18S N2913B	Kenna, West Virginia, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc.	No injuries	-
4 Jul 1968	Piper J-5 N30924	Brownsboro, Alabama, United States no coordinates	Flight, Inc.	Minor injuries	-
25 May 1967	Hughes 269A N8808F	New Orleans, Louisiana, United States no coordinates	Flight, Inc.	No injuries	-
14 Oct 1966	Cessna 210A N6685X	New Orleans la, Louisiana, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc.	No injuries	-
14 Jul 1966	Cessna 150 N3578J	St Petersburg Fla, Florida, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc.	No injuries	-
16 Jan 1966	Cessna 172 N8260X	Baton Rouge la, Louisiana, United States no coordinates	Flight Inc	No injuries	-