C-130 Aircraft Database

Nose ski was dipped down at the front during landing, caught the snow damaging the ski, nose gear, starboard ski and flap. Location of the mishap was Willy Field, Antartica and no injuries resulted with the aircraft returning to flying status shortly after. Date of loss is unknown, reportedly 1992 or 1993.

Stalled on take-off during a simulated engine failure and crashed one mile south of Evansville, Indiana killing all 5 on board as well as 11 on the ground.

Attacked by a Peruvian aircraft while on an authorized anti-drug flight from Panama. The aft right door was blown out causing one of the crew members, Msgt. Joe Beard, to be sucked out of the aircraft. Aircraft made an emergency landing and was eventually repaired.

Crashed into Blewett Falls Lake killing the entire crew of nine.

Ground instructional aircraft destroyed in Hurricane Andrew at Homestead AFB.

Ground instructional aircraft destroyed in Hurricane Andrew at Homestead AFB.

Heavily damaged in Typhoon Omar at NAS Agana, Guam.

Was trapped by a partially collapsed hangar in the aftermath of Typhoon Omar which struck NAS Andersen, Guam.

Crashed near Lagos, Nigeria with all 158 (confirmed) people on board killed. Exact number of those on board is not known as there was no manifest, so was likely more. Aircraft started losing engines one-by-one shortly after take off. The aircraft plowed into the ground in a nose steep angle with only one operating engine three minutes into the flight.

Crashed into a house after wing hit power lines near Berkeley Springs, West Virginia killing all 6 on board.

Nose landing gear was damaged after a hard landing at Mogadishu-West, Somalia. It had a temporary repair done the next day and flew to Mombasa, Kenya where more repairs were carried out.