Aircraft Accidents

Numbers of accidents and accident rates by type of operation available for select months back to 2001. Complete print set located in the Hunt Library.

Safety information for European airlines available back to 2005.

Statistics by time period, flight phase, nature of flight, and geographically. Also contains links to annual safety reports under Industry Statistical Safety Reports heading.

Analysis and classification of worldwide commercial aviation accidents, published in the second quarter of each year by the International Air Transportation Association.

This application provides occurrence data as well as accident and fatality statistics from 2008 to 2016 year-to-date. Select a state or region from the dropdown box to view statistics on that particular State or group of States and scroll to the bottom of this page to view detailed information about the occurrences.

General aviation accident data available back to 1997 under Nall Report Archive menu on the right.

Annual reports 2012-present.

Latest published statistical summaries from Airbus, IATA, ICAO, EASA, Boeing, and more.

1958-2019

1959-2019

Statistics back to 2007.

Table 2-9: U.S. Air Carrier(a) Safety Data from 1960 to present.

Safety Management Systems page from the National Business Aviation Association.

Air Force mishap reports, including remotely piloted aircraft, from 2011 to present.

Click on the statistics choices on the right of the screen. (May only be accessible from the US military computer network.)

Click on View weekly update statistics.

Aviation Archaeological Investigation and Research, AAIR, is your source for U.S. military aircraft accident reports and individual aircraft record (history) cards and aviation archaeology information. Reports may require payment.

Worldwide accidents and hijackings involving airliners (12+ passengers), corporate jets and military transport aircraft since 1919.

Use the search icon in the top right of the page to find military aviation accident information.

Specialized aviation research offering USAAF/USAF accident reports 1918-1955, USN/USMC accident reports 1820-1952, USAAF missing air crew reports, and airframe histories. Reports do cost a fee. Accident listings by state and other information are free.

From the top menu of the page, click on Resources then Annual Reports.

Accident data may not be publicly available. See link above for Naval Safety Center Annual Reports which include the. Navy and the Marine Corps.