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Deadliest occurrences

Not a complete record. A partial collection of documented occurrences: counts, not rates, and no measure of aviation risk. Coverage

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The same occurrences rank differently depending on who is counted. These tables count, in turn, the people on board, everyone the occurrence killed, occurrences with more than one aircraft, and the injured.

Deadliest for the people on board

Fatalities are deaths among passengers and crew; the total adds anyone killed on the ground. Fatalities use each record's event total where one exists, otherwise the fatal injuries in the NTSB record.

Deadliest for the people on board
OccurrenceDateFatalitiesTotal fatalitiesLocation
October 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash2 Oct 192677Leigh, Kent
August 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash18 Aug 192633College Farm, Hurst, Aldington, Kent
1926 KLM Fokker F.VII crash9 Jul 192622Wolvertem, near Brussels, Belgium
Potez 25 crash on the Paris–Bucharest route12 Sept 192611near Jelení studánka, in the Vysoká hole area, Czechoslovakia

Deadliest in all, counting deaths on the ground

Everyone the occurrence killed, in the air and on the ground. Where the two tables differ, people on the ground made the difference.

Deadliest in all, counting deaths on the ground
OccurrenceDateTotal fatalitiesLocationAircraft
October 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash2 Oct 19267Leigh, Kent1
August 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash18 Aug 19263College Farm, Hurst, Aldington, Kent1
1926 KLM Fokker F.VII crash9 Jul 19262Wolvertem, near Brussels, Belgium1
Potez 25 crash on the Paris–Bucharest route12 Sept 19261near Jelení studánka, in the Vysoká hole area, Czechoslovakia1

Deadliest with more than one aircraft

0 occurrences involved more than one aircraft, such as midair and ground collisions; 0 were fatal. These count everyone, as the table above does.

None among the occurrences shown.

Most injured, whether or not anyone died

Injuries are the total the record shows: a Wikipedia record's infobox total, otherwise the serious and minor injuries in the NTSB record. People hurt on the ground are counted too, so a row can show hundreds injured although no one on board survived: all 106 injured at the Pentagon on 11 September 2001 were in the building.

Most injured, whether or not anyone died
OccurrenceDateInjuredFatalitiesTotal fatalitiesLocation
August 1926 Air Union Blériot 155 crash18 Aug 19261233College Farm, Hurst, Aldington, Kent
Potez 25 crash on the Paris–Bucharest route12 Sept 1926111near Jelení studánka, in the Vysoká hole area, Czechoslovakia
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