Full list of horror plane crashes in 2025
We are only half-way through 2025 and there have already been several deadly plane crashes across the world. The latest fatal incident saw an Air India flight bound for London Gatwick crash shortly after take-off on June 12. Air India flight 171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, was carrying 242 passengers and crew including 53 Britons.
San Diego: Cessna 414
Honduras: Aerolinea Lanhsa Flight 018
San Diego: Cessna Citation II
Alaska: Bering Air Flight 445
Philadelphia: Med Jets Flight 056
Washington: Potomac River mid-air collision
Australia: Cessna 208
Brazil: Cessna 525
Sudan: Light Air Services Beechcraft 1900
Venezuela: Cessna 550 Citation II
Philippines: Beechcraft 350
On February 6, the plane, operated by the US defense contractor Metrea crashed into a rice field. All four people on board the flight died.
Arizona: Learjet
Florida: Cessna 208A Cargomaster
Arizona: Cessna 172 & Lancair
On February 19, two planes collided midair at the Maran Regional Airport. Two elderly people were killed in the collision.
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Full list of horror plane crashes in 2025
We are only half-way through 2025 and there have already been several deadly plane crashes across the world. The latest fatal incident saw an Air India flight bound for London Gatwick crash shortly after take-off on June 12. Air India flight 171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, was carrying 242 passengers and crew including 53 Britons. San Diego: Cessna 414 Honduras: Aerolinea Lanhsa Flight 018 San Diego: Cessna Citation II Alaska: Bering Air Flight 445 Philadelphia: Med Jets Flight 056 Washington: Potomac River mid-air collision Australia: Cessna 208 Brazil: Cessna 525 Sudan: Light Air Services Beechcraft 1900 Venezuela: Cessna 550 Citation II Philippines: Beechcraft 350 On February 6, the plane, operated by the US defense contractor Metrea crashed into a rice field. All four people on board the flight died. Arizona: Learjet Florida: Cessna 208A Cargomaster Arizona: Cessna 172 & Lancair On February 19, two planes collided midair at the Maran Regional Airport. Two elderly people were killed in the collision.
