Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc. accidents

The NTSB database holds 6 accidents and incidents involving Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc., recorded between 1968 to 1971. 2 of them were fatal (33%), and 40 people died.

The deadliest year was 1968, with 39 deaths.

The phase of flight recorded most often is landing (4 records).

The aircraft types that appear most often are Pilatus PC6, Fairchild F-27B and Pilatus PC-6H2.

Most of these records are from United States.

6 of these records have no coordinates in the source data, so they appear in the list below but not on the map.

Records

Fatal

Deaths

33%

Share fatal

1968 to 1971

Period

Show these on the map 0 of 6 have coordinates

By decade

1960s 4

1970s 2

Aircraft types involved

Pilatus PC6 2 Fairchild F-27B 1 Pilatus PC-6H2 1 Dehaviland DHC-6 1 Short Bros SC7 1

Where these happened

United States 6

All 6 records by number of deaths, then by date

Date	Aircraft	Location	Operator	Outcome	Died
2 Dec 1968	Fairchild F-27B N4905B	Pedro Bay, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	Fatal	39
13 Mar 1969	Dehaviland DHC-6 N4901	Minchumina, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	Fatal	1
16 Aug 1971	Pilatus PC6-H2 N2854T	Akiak, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
16 Jan 1970	Short Bros SC7 N4916	Cape Newnham, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
12 Aug 1969	Pilatus PC-6H2 N2853T	Chevak, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-
17 May 1968	Pilatus PC6-H2 N2851T	Venetie, Alaska, United States no coordinates	Wien Consolidated Airlines, Inc.	No injuries	-