We’re still collecting data for this aircraft. Routes appear once we’ve seen it fly enough times.
Safety history
July 29, 1938Accident
The float plane was on a transpacific flight from San Francisco to Manila with two intermediate stops in Honolulu and Guam Island. En route, the aircraft named 'Hawaiian Clipper' crashed in unknown circumstances into the ocean. SAR operations were initiated but eventually suspended after few weeks as no trace of the aircraft nor the 15 occupants was found. Crew: Leo Terletsky, pilot, Mark A. Walker, copilot, George M. Davis, Second Officer, Jose M. Sauceda, Third Officer, John W. Jewett, Fourth
Martin M.130 · 15 fatalities
In conclusion, it appears that the only definite facts established up to the present time, are that between 0411 and 0412 G.C.T on July 29, was a failure of communication between the ground and the Clippers. Communication was not thereafter reestablished, and that no trace of the aircraft has since been discovered. Full accident record