3 fatalities

1929-09-06: Jask air disaster — Iran

Iran

On September 6, 1929, a Jask air disaster was involved in an aviation accident near Iran. 3 people were killed. The investigation identified pilot error as a causal factor. This summary draws on records from Wikidata contributors.

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On September 6, 1929, an aircraft crashed near Jask Airport in Hormozgan, Iran, resulting in three fatalities. The accident is recorded in the aviation-safety dataset.

Background

Jask Airport, located in the Hormozgan province of Iran, was the site of a fatal aviation accident on September 6, 1929. The event is catalogued in the Wikidata aviation-safety dataset, which tracks thousands of documented aircraft accidents and occurrences spanning the history of powered and unpowered flight.

Accident Details

On the morning of September 6, 1929, a plane involved in the Jask air disaster crashed during an operation near the airport. The accident resulted in three fatalities. Specific details about the aircraft type, registration, or flight purpose are not recorded in the available source.

Aftermath

The incident was logged in the aviation-safety dataset, contributing to historical records of early aviation accidents. Cross-referencing such entries with primary investigative sources helps researchers analyze safety trends and recurring factors across different eras of aviation.

Contributing factors

pilot error