C-GAGN
Cessna Aircraft Company 172N · built 1978
Register facts: Canadian Civil Aircraft Register (open data, file dated October 27, 2026).
FlightFinder has no observed route profile for this registration. The documented safety events below are available independently of live flight tracking.
Safety history
- August 17, 1998Accident
Boeing 747-400, C-GAGN AAIB Bulletin No: 12/98 Ref: EW/G98/08/25 Category: 1.1 Aircraft Type and Registration: Boeing 747-400, C-GAGN No & Type of Engines: N/A Year of Manufacture: N/K Date & Time (UTC): 18 August 1998 at 1645 hrs Location: London Heathrow Airport Type of Flight: Public Transport Persons on Board: Crew - Passengers - Injuries: Crew - -…
Transportation Safety Board of Canada records15 on file
Worst recorded outcome: substantial damage.
- June 21, 2018Accidentsubstantial damage
C-GBSV, un appareil de type Beech C 23 en exploitation privée, était au sol à l'aéroport de Trois-Rivières, QC (CYRQ) avec seul 1 pilote à bord. Après le démarrage, l’appareil a avancé et l’hélice a percuté l’aile de C-GAGN, un appareil de type Cessna 172N qui était stationné. L’hélice du C-GBSV a été endommagée et…
- September 12, 2004Incident
A04O0258: On approach to Toronto/LBPIA after a flight from Frankfurt/Rhein-Main, the upper EICAS on Air Canada flight 873, a Boeing 747-400 aircraft, registration C-GAGN, showed all four landing gear position indications with amber X's. Due to the gear uncertainty, the crew requested emergency vehicles on standby. The…
- April 17, 2004Incident
A04F0075: The Air Canada Boeing 747-400 aircraft, registration C-GAGN, operating as flight 856, was enroute to London England when a passenger became ill. The crew declared a medical emergency and the flight proceeded direct to Heathrow airport. The flight arrived at 05:40 local time, and was given clearance to land…
- October 8, 2003Incident
A03F0172: A Flight Attendant, on the Boeing 747-400 en route to Montreal (Dorval), was unable to carry on with their duties after a back injuries. The injury was sustained while pushing a trolley.
- August 18, 2003Incidentdamage unknown
A03F0148: Air Canada flight 873 (ACA 873), a Boeing 747-400 aircraft, registration C-GAGN, encountered smoke in the cabin approximately 580 nm southwest of Keflavik while en route from Frankfurt/Rhein-Main to Toronto/LBPIA. The flight declared an emergency and diverted to Keflavik where it landed safely. Preliminary…
- March 1, 2003Incident
A03O0059: Air Canada flight 857, a Boeing 747-433 aircraft, registration C-GAGN, declared an emergency due to a passenger medical condition on approach to Toronto/LBPIA on a flight from London/Heathrow. The flight landed uneventfully and was met by EMS.
- December 31, 2002Incident
A02F0157: The Air Canada Boeing 747-433 aircraft (operating as ACA873) was taking off from the Frankfurt Rhein-Main International Airport (EDDF) on an IFR flight to Toronto LBPIA (CYYZ). As the flight crew began the takeoff run they noticed a high vibration on the number one and number two Pratt & Whitney PW4056…
- October 15, 2002Incident
A02O0343: C-GAGN, a Boeing 747-433 aircraft operating as Air Canada flight 848, departed Toronto LBPIA on an IFR Flight to London Heathrow. Shortly after takeoff the flight crew received an Engine Indicating and Condition Advisory System (EICAS) alert "landing gear disagree". The flight crew completed the quick…
- May 17, 2002Incident
A02O0171: The Air Canada Boeing 747-423 (Flight #873) aircraft was conducting a regularly scheduled IFR flight from Frankfurt, Germany to Toronto/LBPIA, Ontario. Approximately 30 minutes from Toronto the flight crew requested a priority landing due to a passenger medical emergency and the flight was vectored…
- January 20, 2002Incident
A02O0019: The Air Canada Boeing 747-433 aircraft was on an international IFR flight from Frankfurt, Germany (EDDF) to Toronto LBPIA (CYYZ). While in cruise flight over the North Atlantic, a flight attendant became ill and was not able to carry out her duties. The flight crew requested medical personnel to meet the…
…and 5 more on file.
Source: TSB Aviation Safety Information System (ASIS) (open data).