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10 JUL 2006 Fokker F-27 AP-BAL PIA, Multan, Pakistan 45(45) Status: Preliminary Date: 10 JUL 2006 Time: 12:00 Type: Fokker F-27 Friendship 200 Operator: Pakistan International Airlines - PIA Registration: AP-BAL C/n / msn: 10243 First flight: 1964 Engines: 2 Rolls Royce 532-7 Dart Crew: Fatalities: 4 / Occupants: 4 Passengers: Fatalities: 41 / Occupants: 41 Total: Fatalities: 45 / Occupants: 45 Airplane damage: Written off Location: near Multan Airport (MUX) ( Pakistan ) Phase: Initial climb Nature: Domestic Scheduled Passenger Departure airport: Multan Airport (MUX / OPMT), Pakistan Destination airport: Lahore Airport (LHE / OPLA), Pakistan Flightnumber: 688 Narrative: Shortly after takeoff the airplane reportedly suffered engine problems. It struck an electric power line before crashing in a field. The F-27 broke up and caught fire. Sources: 'No survivors' in Pakistan crash (BBC,10-7-2006) -------------------------------------------- AIRCRAFT PROFILE FOKKER F-27 * Last fatal hull-loss accident: 16 APR 2006 Transporte Aéreo Militar - TAM FAB-91, Guayaramerín, Bolivia - 1 fatality * Total number of F-27 hull-losses: 161 losses (148 accidents, 7 criminal occurrences, 4 other [ground damage/fire] and 2 unknown occurrences) * 9th worst F-27 accident * Survival rate for all fatal F-27 accidents: on average 28,7% of all occupants survived fatal accidents * history of msn 10243 - PH-FFI (24 JAN 1964 , first flight) - JA8624 All Nippon Airways (FEB 1964, delivered) - F-BUFE TAT (MAR 1973, bought) - AP-BAL PIA (JAN 1979, bought) -------------------------------------------- OPERATOR PROFILE PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES - PIA Pakistani national airline. * founded: 1946 * web site: http://www.piac.com.pk * 31st airliner hull-loss accident -------------------------------------------- COUNTRY PROFILE PAKISTAN * Last fatal hull-loss accident: 20 FEB 2003 Pakistan Air Force F-27, near Kohat, Pakistan - 17 fatalities * Third worst hull loss accident * The country is rated Cat. 1 (meeting ICAO Standards) in FAA's International Aviation Safety Assessment Program (IASA)  |
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