C-130 Aircraft Database

Crashed into sea on approach to Trujillo Airport, Honduras killing all 21 on board.

Crashed at Cape Romanzof, Alaksa, some time in early 1985 (January or February). Crew was from the 317th TAW (some reports say a crew from SOS out of Florida). Some repairs made on site to get the aircraft flying again. Was sent for depot level maintenance and then the 115th AS as replacement for 61-2373 that was crashed in Kentucky.

Crashed after stalling in turn at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Stalled during supply drop training run at Fort Hood killing 6 of 8 on board.

Mid-air collision with CC-130H 130331 over CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The aircraft was lead aircraft as part of a mass fly over which included 2 other C-130s and other Air Force aircraft marking 61 years of the RCAF. The two aircraft collided during battle break recovery when this aircraft hit on the underside by C-130 130331. Ten on board this aircraft were killed. The third C-130 was #130333 which landed safely.

Mid-air collision with CC-130H 130330 over CFB Edmonton, Alberta. The aircraft was part of a mass fly over which included 2 other C-130s and other Air Force aircraft marking 61 years of the RCAF. The two aircraft collided during battle break recovery when this aircraft hit the underside of lead aircraft C-130 130330. Ten were killed, likely 5 crew on each aircraft. The third C-130 was #130333 which landed safely.

Crashed on approach in fog at Santa Maria AFB, Brazil.

In-flight collision with Westland Sea King HAS5, XZ919 of 826 NAS North off the Falkland Islands, at around 300 ft. Four crew of helicopter killed. The Hercules lost 12ft of it's port wing but landed safely at Mount Pleasant.

Hard landing at Giebelstadt Army Airfield, West Germany. Nose section was removed and used to repair C-130E 64-0539 (c/n 4029) which was damaged when it ran off a runway.

Crashed into volcano Sibyak, in Norway.