Pan American World Airlines accidents

The NTSB database holds 8 accidents and incidents involving Pan American World Airlines, recorded between 1977 to 1981. 2 of them were fatal (25%), and 1 people died.

The deadliest year was 1979, with 1 deaths.

The phase of flight recorded most often is takeoff (3 records).

The aircraft types that appear most often are Boeing 747, Boeing 727 and Douglas DC-10.

Most of these records are from United States, Europe and Pacific Ocean North Latitudes.

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

25%

Share fatal

1977 to 1981

Period

Show these on the map 0 of 8 have coordinates

By decade

1970s 3

1980s 5

Aircraft types involved

Boeing 747 4 Boeing 727 3 Douglas DC-10 1

Where these happened

United States 5 Europe 2 Pacific Ocean North Latitudes 1

All 8 records by number of deaths, then by date

Date	Aircraft	Location	Operator	Outcome	Died
30 Sep 1979	Boeing 747 N750PA	Pacific Ocean, Pacific Ocean North Latitudes no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	Fatal	1
17 Aug 1981	Boeing 727 N4742	Ft.lauderdale, Florida, United States no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	Minor injuries	-
20 May 1981	Douglas DC-10 N66NA	Miami, Florida, United States no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	Fatal	-
14 Apr 1981	Boeing 727 N356PA	Miami, Florida, United States no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	No injuries	-
12 Feb 1981	Boeing 727 N3606	Jamaica, New York, United States no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	Serious injuries	-
15 Dec 1980	Boeing 747SP N537PA	San Francisco, California, United States no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	No injuries	-
16 Sep 1979	Boeing 747 N754PA	Frankfort, Europe no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	No injuries	-
24 Mar 1977	Boeing 747 N747PA	London, Europe no coordinates	Pan American World Airlines	No injuries	-