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Five of the six survivors of the Pamir come down the gangway of the American plane. They look for relatives among the vast crowd which turned out to meet them. Left to right, they are: Valkert Anders, Hans Wirth, Heinz Kraaz, Klaus Fredrich and Ka...
United Press Photos
Picture shows police and experts searching through a field in Duerrenaesch, Switzerland, in an effort to identify wreckage found after the crash of the Rome-bound Swiss Air Caraville jet recently. Eighty people aboard the airliner lost their lives...
United Press International (UK) Ltd.
The Caravelle seen after it had landed at Orly Airport showing the part of the fuselage which was ripped open.
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.
The fuselage and wings of the "Provost" jet plane which crashed into the Negombo Lagoon yesterday morning being removed by lorry to the RCyAF Headquarters, Negombo, this morning.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Path to Disaster for Air India's Flight
The Path to disaster for Air India's flight 101 from Bombay as part of Mont Blanc was obscured by cloud (shown lightly in the diagram.)
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Plane Crash in Lincolnshire, 1962 October
The wrck of the aircraft in which Cranwell cadet B. S. Perera of the Royal Ceylon Air Force crashed in Lincolnshire recently when coming in to land from a night-flying exercise.—("Lincoln Echo", Lincoln)
Lankadeepa
The search for bodies went on yesterday too.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Viscount Airliner Crashed at Surrey
The Viscount Airliner carrying Mr. Menderes, the Turkish Premier and party to London for the Cyprus talks, (last week) after it had crashed at Newdigate, Surrey. Mr. Menderes, who was one of the 10 survivors, escaped with minor injuries. The plane...
Sport & General Press Agency Ltd.
The Wreckage of RCyAF Jet Provost
This is the wreckage of the RCyAF Jet Provost CJ 703 that crashed on Monday into a coconut grove on the fringe of the Katunayake air-field killing its pilot. In the foreground is a lone airman keeping watch to ensure that no evidence is tampered w...
Daily Mirror