4 fatalities

1964-02-15: Rockwell Aero Commander 560 (N3823C) — Private United States of America — Michigan, United States of America

Michigan, United States of AmericaFlight

On February 15, 1964, a Rockwell Aero Commander 560 (registration N3823C) operated by Private United States of America was involved in an aviation accident near Michigan, United States of America in flight. 4 people were killed. Investigators recorded the probable cause as: The cause of the disappearance remains undetermined due to the lack of wreckage. This summary draws on records from the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A); 8 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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A search and rescue operation has been called off following the disappearance of a twin-engine aircraft traveling from Detroit to Akron.

What happened

A twin-engine aircraft disappeared while performing a flight from Detroit, Michigan, toward Akron, Ohio. The aircraft was last known to be in transit between these two locations, with some indications suggesting the loss may have occurred within the state of Michigan.

Following the disappearance, search and rescue teams were deployed to locate the missing plane and its occupants. However, after several days of active searching, authorities suspended all operations because no wreckage or debris from the aircraft could be located. The flight was carrying 4 occupants, all of whom are currently unaccounted for.

Findings

No definitive information regarding the crash site has been established. Because no trace of the aircraft was recovered during the search, investigators have been unable to determine the specific circumstances surrounding the disappearance or identify any mechanical failures.

Probable cause

The cause of the disappearance remains undetermined due to the lack of wreckage.