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Safety history
December 27, 1936Accident
While descending to Burbank Airport in low visibility due to rain falls, the twin engine aircraft hit tree tops and lost its both wings. It continued for a hundred metres then collided with a stony wall and crashed in wooded and hilly terrain near Rice Canyon, two miles southwest of Newhall. All 12 occupants were killed. Crew: Edwin W. Blom, pilot, Robert J. McLean, copilot, Yvonne Trego, stewardess. Passengers: Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Ford Jr., M. P. Harem, John Korn, A. L. Markwell, W. A. Newton,
Boeing 247 · 12 fatalities