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Appalachian Flying Service accidents and incidents

Occurrences where an aircraft's operator is Appalachian Flying Service. Spellings and company suffixes are merged.

2 records from 1969 to 1982, 1 of them fatal. Most often a Piper PA-28; most often in Tennessee.

Leaves out 2 unreviewed and minor records. Include them

Occurrences22 accidents · 0 incidents · 2 mapped
Fatal occurrences1Fatality total known for 2 of 2
Reported fatalities1Plus 0 serious injuries reported
Years1969–198213 Apr 1969 – 5 May 1982

By year

Appalachian Flying Service: occurrences by year
YearOccurrencesFatal occurrencesFatalities
19691 occurrences in 1969, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1969 (1).11
19821 occurrences in 1982, 0 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1969 (1).00

Aircraft types

Appalachian Flying Service: most common aircraft types
Aircraft typeOccurrencesFatal occurrencesFatalities
Piper PA-28111
Piper PA-38100

Airports most often reported

Appalachian Flying Service: airports most often reported
AirportOccurrencesShareFatal occurrencesFatalities
Tri-Cities Regional TN/VA Airport (TRI)Tri-Cities Regional TN/VA Airport (TRI): 1 occurrences, 50.0% of the occurrences shown. 0 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row.50.0%00

Deadliest occurrences

Appalachian Flying Service: deadliest occurrences
OccurrenceDateTotal fatalitiesLocationAircraft
Piper PA-28 · Greeneville, TN13 Apr 19691Greeneville, TN, United States1

All occurrences

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  1. ATL82DA125 · Piper PA-38-112

    5 May 1982 · JONESBORO, TN, United States

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  2. Piper PA-28 · Greeneville, TN

    13 Apr 1969 · Greeneville, TN, United States · 1 fatal

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