N3719
We’re still collecting data for this aircraft. Routes appear once we’ve seen it fly enough times.
Safety history
- December 10, 1983Accident
THE ACFT CRASHED INTO TREES DURING A NIGHT FORCED LANDING AFTER THE ENGINE QUIT. THE SURVIVING PASSENGER SAID HE HAD METTHE TWO PLTS IN A BAR WHERE THEY DRANK BEER. THEY LATER WENT TO THE ARPT AND FLEW X-COUNTRY ABOUT 70 MILES TO EAT & HAVE MORE BEER. THEY TOOK OUT BEER FOR THE RETURN TRIP. DURING THE FLT BACK THE ENGINE QUIT, WAS RESTARTED & QUIT AGAIN.THE PASSENGER STATED THERE WAS NO FIRE BECAUSE THERE WAS NO FUEL. NO FUEL WAS FOUND IN EITHER TANK. A CARDBOARD BOX LINED WITH PLASTIC CONTAININ
- April 23, 1942Accident
The airplane departed RAF Lakenheath at 2212LT on April 22 on an operation to Cologne. After landing at base the following night, it swung onto uneven ground, whereupon the undercarriage gave way and the bomber was wrecked. There were no injuries among the crew. Crew: Crew:- F/Sgt Graham Howard Roy Woodhouse, pilot, Sgt Geoffrey Ernest Robertson, pilot, Sgt Gordon James Victor Lock, flight engineer, Sgt Ronald Jack Nason, navigator, Sgt Ronald Herbert P. Waite, bomb aimer, Sgt Hanna, wireless op