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The Airman's database of pilots. (AVWeb)

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Airworthiness Directives Search (Landings)

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National Transportation Safety Board Accident Briefs Search (NTSB's) (Landings)

Instructions:

    All input fields are case insensitive, so you can enter upper or lower case letters.

    In the search, the entries within one field (separated by semicolon) are 'or'd, and different fields are 'and'd. This means that for instance if you specify 'NY;FL' in the State field, you will get all entries for accidents that happened either in New Your, or in Florida. If you specify 'NY' in the State field and 'Cessna' in the aircraft make/model field, you will get only entries involving accidents of Cessnas in New York state. However, this has the unfortunate side effect that if you specify Cessna 210 in the aircraft field for instance, you will find all entries that have either Cessna or 210 in that field. To search for Cessna 210's only, you need to specify Cessna.*210. This prevents the search engine from separating the search string into two fields. It also has the desirable effect of finding Cessna-210, as well as Cessna 210. The same goes for entries like New York in the City field.

    Numerical fields can be searched with relative numerical expressions <(field is less than specified value),> (field is greater than specified value), and .. (the range operator, field is between lower and upper limit. It has to be preceded and followed by a blank). For instance if you specify 100 .. 200, all briefs with a value in that field between 100 and 200 will be returned. Specifying 100..200 will not work. You can specify multiple conditions in these fields too (e.g. <100 ;> 900)

    Since the search is sequential, it may take a while before it returns. When possible, it is advisable to limit the search by using a start and end date.

Start date:                        month   year 
End date:                          month   year 

Acccident date (mm/dd/yy):      (eg: 10/02/95)
NTSB ID:                      (eg: LAX93LA019)
Place of Accident:             (eg: New.*York)
State in which accident occured:      (eg: NY)
Aircraft Registration Number:     (eg: N111XX)
Aircraft Make/Model:         (eg: Cessna.*210)
Engine Make/Model:  (eg: Continental IO-520-M)
Number of Engines:                     (eg: 3)
Operating Certificate:          (eg: Commuter)
Name of Carrier:             (eg: Continental)
Type of Flight Operation:      (eg: Scheduled)
Regulation Flight Conducted under:   (eg: 130)
Number of Crew Fatalities:             (eg: 1)
Number of Crew Serious Injuries:       (eg: 1)
Number of Crew Minor/No Injuries:      (eg: 5)
Number of Pass Fatalities:             (eg: 1)
Number of Pass Serious Injuries:       (eg: 1)
Number of Pass Minor/No Injuries:      (eg: 5)
Number of Other Fatalities:            (eg: 1)
Number of Other Serious Injuries:      (eg: 1)
Number of Other Minor/No Injuries:     (eg: 5)
Condition of Light:                 (eg: dusk)
Runway Surface:                  (eg: Asphalt)
Runway Surface Condition:            (eg: Wet)
Basic Weather:                       (eg: VMC)
Lowest Ceiling:                     (eg: 1000)
Visibility:                        (eg: <1.5)
Wind Speed:                         (eg: > 20)
Temperature:                          (eg: 20)
Obstruction to Vision:               (eg: Fog)
Precipitation:                      (eg: None)
Age of Pilot-in-Command:            (eg: > 50)
Certificates/Ratings:         (eg: Helicopter)
Instrument Ratings:             (eg: Airplane)
Flight Time, Total all Aircraft:  (eg: > 5000)
Flight Time, Last 90 Days:          (eg: <10)
Flight Time, Total Make/Model:     (eg: > 100)
Flight Time, Total Instruments:  (eg: 10 . 50)
Occurrence:            (eg: Vortex Turbulence)
Phase of Flight:                 (eg: Takeoff)
NTSB Finding:       (eg: Altitude.*inadequate)
Narrative:                                    
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