Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc. accidents

The NTSB database holds 8 accidents and incidents involving Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc., recorded between 1962 to 1967. 0 of them were fatal (0%), and 0 people died.

The phase of flight recorded most often is landing (4 records).

The aircraft types that appear most often are Grumman G-73, Pilatus PC-6A and Cessna 180.

Most of these records are from United States.

8 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

Share fatal

1962 to 1967

Period

Show these on the map 0 of 8 have coordinates

Aircraft types involved

Grumman G-73 2 Pilatus PC-6A 2 Cessna 180 1 Pilatus PC-6 1 Cessna T-50 1 Pila Porter PC-6A 1

Where these happened

United States 8

All 8 records by number of deaths, then by date

Date	Aircraft	Location	Operator	Outcome	Died
26 Jun 1967	Pilatus PC-6A N4915	Kalskag, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
13 Jan 1967	Pilatus PC-6A N4915	Marshall, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
20 Dec 1965	Grumman G-73 N1208	Bethel, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
4 Dec 1964	Grumman G-73 N1208	Bethel Alas, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
21 Nov 1964	Pila Porter PC-6A N4915	Anaik Alas, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
23 Aug 1963	Pilatus PC-6 N4914	Quinhagak, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
17 Jan 1963	Cessna T-50 N67643	Bethel, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
15 Feb 1962	Cessna 180A N7858A	Nyac, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-