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Plane crash wreckage Black & White Stock Photos
RM2BW904P–Crowd gathers round the wreckage left behind by a plane crash at Biggin Hill , Kent . 1937
RMD0THBC–Kegworth Air Disaster 1989 a man is rescued from the wreckage at night. plane crash accident tragedy Britain 1980s. Picture by DAVID BAGNALL
RMG7TW1K–Wreckage from the twin-engined Beechcraft 90 Mail plane lies strewn about East Midlands Airport, near Derby, after it crashed near the runway, killing the pilot. *UK Provs Only - All TV and Nationals Out
RMF2B0XF–Labor leader Walter Reuther was killed in plane crash on May 9, 1970. Reuther, his wife May, architect Oscar Stonorov, Reuther's bodyguard William Wolfman, the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the chartered Lear Jet crashed south of Pellston, Michigan. (CSU 2015 9 1050)
RMB5E1D4–5 saved from burning plane. All five occupants were rescued when this RAF Hastings aircraft crashed and caught fire just outside the Transport Command airfield at Colerne, Wiltshire, yesterday (21.10.57). The aircraft, which was on a training flight, overshot the airfield, hit a ploughed field, and then crashed through a hedge and caught fire. Intense heat and exploding fuel tanks hampered the RAF crash and fire squads which arrived when the aircraft was blazing fiercely. October 1957 P001086
RM2JT9HR8–Dead French pilot in cockpit of his downed Salmson 2A2: The Salmson 2 A.2, (often shortened to Salmson 2) was a French biplane reconnaissance aircraft developed and produced by Salmson to a 1916 requirement. Along with the Breguet 14, it was the main reconnaissance aircraft of the French army in 1918 and was also used by American Expeditionary Force aviation units. At the end of the First World War, one-third of French reconnaissance aircraft were Salmson 2s.
RM2C0XJEY–Wreckage of German Albatross D. III Fighter Biplane, Rehse Archive for Contemporary History and Journalism, 1916
RF2AMHMTB–US Navy crashed DC3 in Sólheimasandur, near Hofn in Iceland. The plane crashed in 1973 with 7 crew on board, who were uninjured.
RMRYERT4–transport / transportation, aviation, aeroplane, accident, crash of a Lockheed F-104 'Starfighter' of the Federal Armed Forces near Manching, wreckage, 22.12.1965, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMBJWAW6–BUDDY HOLLY - wreck of light aircraft in which Holly, Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens died at Clear Water Lake,Iowa, 3 Feb 1959
RFF5HDAJ–Disaster Accident Tragedy of Sinking Ship, Airplane Crash, Train Wreck, and Falling Cable Car Stick Figure Pictogram Icons
RM2N6P3D8–One of the worst aviation accidents in Sweden happened when an airliner crashed into a townhouse area in western Stockholm 1977.The accident was caused by atmosperic icing.
RM2BW27YW–Three die when RAF and civil plane collided over Hertfordshire. Planes crash in brickworks. Three men, an RAF officer and a pilot instructor and pupil were killed when a Gloucester Gauntlet Plane from Duxford and a de Havilland Tiger Moth plane collided in midair and crashed in flames at Smallford, near St Albans, Hertfordshire. The service plane fell in a field adjoining a brickyard and the civil machine, crashed into a gravel pit, causing 20 men to run for their lives. Photo shows, the tangled wreckage of the RAF plane in the field. 21 January 1938
RMDRX82G–Kegworth Air Disaster 1989 emergency rescue working on the wreckage at night 8th January 1989
RM2BW3YA0–Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch, a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower twin cylinder engine of the
RMG7TW1F–Wreckage from the twin-engined Beechcraft 90 Mail plane lies strewn about East Midlands Airport, near Derby, after it crashed near the runway, killing the pilot. *UK Provs Only - All TV and Nationals Out
RMG8B3M7–Lying in the field near Immingham, Lincolnshire, is the wreckage of a RAF Varsity trainer aircraft and a civilian Cessna Aircraft, which collided in mid-air and came down locked together. Two men were killed, but five survivors were taken to hospital.
RMW7CKX6–Wreckage of the aeroplane in which French pilot Adolphe Pegoud was killed in action, 1915 Artist: Unknown
RMG8AYGX–Police officers inspecting the wreckage of a Hawker Siddeley Trident jet airliner in a wheat field, near Felthorpe, Norfolk. It had crashed killing all four crew members. The Trident was on a proving flight before being delivered to BEA. It carried no passengers. It was the first time a Trident has been involved in a crash.
RMB573TR–Fatal Aeroplane Crash..... Wreckage of the R.A.T. plane which crashed in a field near Hitchin Herts. yesterday. Flight Lietuennant Frank Jezzard was fatally hurt and C.J. Hooper was hurt....233-28.P003925
RMG4HHA3–06/02/1958: On this day in 1958, a plane crash in Munich all but wipes out the famous Manchester United team known as the Busby Babes PA News 7/2/58 Shown here is the tangled wreckage of the BEA Elizabethan liner which crashed in Munich with Manchester United players and officials on board. The plane was bringing the Manchester United party home from Belgrade after a European Cup match.
RM2A2B690–Shortly after the take off from the Munich-Riem Airport a US Air Force transport aircraft of the type Convair C-131-D Samaritan crashed in the area of Bayerstrasse / Martin-Greif Strasse on a tram. 52 people were killed. The picture shows the crash site illuminated with headlights, onlookers and wreckage.
RMGBPRCH–The wreckage of the 'Elizabethan' class Airspeed Ambassador (registration G-ALZU) charter flight which was carrying the Manchester United team back from Belgrade. After a refuelling stoppage at Munich, the plane crashed as it tried to take off on the snowy runway, killing 23 people, including eight players, one of whom was Duncan Edwards whom many believe was among the greatest football players of all time. He died of injuries 15 days after the crash.
RM2T4XDYR–A dump of metal and other material from the large numbers of aircraft were shot down over the England during the Battle of Britain that lasted from 10th July until 31st October, 1940.
RMRYERT5–transport / transportation, aviation, accident, crash of a military aircraft, France, 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMG6HE27–The scene on the M1 motorway near Kegworth, Leicestershire, as preparations are made to remove wreckage of the crashed British Midland Boeing 737.
RMG6J3J1–Civil Aviation Authority crash investigators at the scene of last night's British Midland Boeing 737 air crash by the side of the M1 motorway near Kegworth, Leicestershire.
RM2N6P3E0–One of the worst aviation accidents in Sweden happened when an airliner crashed into a townhouse area in western Stockholm 1977.The accident was caused by atmosperic icing.
RMDB5B0E–events, Second World War / WWII, Netherlands, Arnhem, 17. - 25.9.1944, crash landed military glider (Horsa) of the British 1st Airborne Division (General Urquhart), Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
![Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch, [de Schelde Scheldemusch] a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BW3Y9R/fool-proof-flights-plane-crashes-at-gravesend-demonstration-pilot-trapped-in-wreckage-the-first-demonstration-in-england-of-the-schelemusch-a-dutch-light-plane-said-to-be-full-proof-ended-in-a-crash-at-gravesend-aerodrome-the-plane-was-piloted-by-mr-r-g-doig-who-was-injured-the-machine-was-flying-low-and-trying-to-make-a-sharp-turn-when-it-was-caught-by-a-gust-of-wind-and-completely-wrecked-mr-doigs-leg-was-caught-in-the-wreckage-the-pilot-having-to-wait-until-rescuers-could-extricate-him-the-schelemusch-de-schelde-scheldemusch-a-singles-seater-is-fitted-with-a-40-horsepower-t-2BW3Y9R.jpg "Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch, [de Schelde Scheldemusch] a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t Stock Photo")
RM2BW3Y9R–Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch, [de Schelde Scheldemusch] a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t
RFMPX7E9–THE WRECKAGE OF THE PITTS SPECIAL PLANE IN WHICH RACING DRIVER DAVID PURLEY WAS KILLED IS BROUGHT ASHORE AT BOGNOR REGIS. 1983
RMW7CKX3–Wreckage of aeroplane in which British pilot Flight-Lieutenant Warneford was killed, 1915. Artist: Unknown
RM2K8RMEK–Asker 19721226 The plane crash in Vestmarka small Christmas Eve, where a Fokker Fellowship Fly from Braathens Safe crashed, and 40 people perished. Wreckage between the trees at the scene of the accident. Photo: NTB / NTB
RMB576J4–Blazing plane crash. An aeroplane with seven passengers abroad, crashed and burst into flames a few minutes after taking off from Heston Aerodrome for the King's Review of the Fleet at Spithead. Two of the pasengers died and four other passengers and the pilot injured. Our Picture Shows: The blazing wreckage of the machine. July 1935 P003924
RM2A2B688–Shortly after the take off from the Munich-Riem Airport a US Air Force transport aircraft of the type Convair C-131-D Samaritan crashed in the area of Bayerstrasse / Martin-Greif Strasse on a tram. 52 people were killed. The picture shows the crash site illuminated with headlights, sightseers, relief forces and wreckage. In the background, the Hackerhaus.
RM2HX5WPY–Flaming Death Of U.S. War Plane -- Three dead crew members of a U.S. B-24 Liberator lie next to the blazing wreckage of their bomber somewhere in France. A column of black smoke marks the funeral pyre of, one of the thousands., of American planes supporting the Allied ground offensive against the Germans in Western Europe. January 19, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).
RMKWD9CA–Swedish Aviator, Einor Lundborg with survivors of the crash of the airship ITALIA. Lundborg (closest to camera) rescued expedition leader, Nobile, from a drafting ice flow. He subsequently crashed his plane to become stranded with the Italian survivors. L-R: to right) Francesco Behounek, Giuseppe Biagi, Natale Cecioni, near crash site in the Arctic, 1928 (BSLOC 2016 10 137)
RM2HX4KCD–General View Of Post-Rogers Crash Scene -- This picture gives an excellent idea of the desolate Northern tundra country in which will Rogers and Wiley Post crashed fatally. The wreckage of their plane is lying in the water here it fell near the little Eskimo camp where they stopped to ask the way. August 19, 1935. (Photo by Dr. Henry Greist, Associated Press Photo).
RFFG9F11–Black and white horizontal side view of a plane wreck on black sands and background of blue sky in south of Iceland
RMG6HEA1–Civil Aviation Authority crash investigators at the scene of last night's British Midland Boeing 737 air crash by the side of the M1 motorway near Kegworth, Leicestershire.
RM2N6P3DC–One of the worst aviation accidents in Sweden happened when an airliner crashed into a townhouse area in western Stockholm 1977.The accident was caused by atmosperic icing.
RMGCJPPY–A crater 50 yards long carved by the wreckage of the Pan Am Boeing 747 which crashed on Lockerbie, killing all 258 on board and 17 people on the ground.
![Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch [de Schelde Scheldemusch], a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2BW3Y9T/fool-proof-flights-plane-crashes-at-gravesend-demonstration-pilot-trapped-in-wreckage-the-first-demonstration-in-england-of-the-schelemusch-a-dutch-light-plane-said-to-be-full-proof-ended-in-a-crash-at-gravesend-aerodrome-the-plane-was-piloted-by-mr-r-g-doig-who-was-injured-the-machine-was-flying-low-and-trying-to-make-a-sharp-turn-when-it-was-caught-by-a-gust-of-wind-and-completely-wrecked-mr-doigs-leg-was-caught-in-the-wreckage-the-pilot-having-to-wait-until-rescuers-could-extricate-him-the-schelemusch-de-schelde-scheldemusch-a-singles-seater-is-fitted-with-a-40-horsepower-t-2BW3Y9T.jpg "Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch [de Schelde Scheldemusch], a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t Stock Photo")
RM2BW3Y9T–Fool-proof flights plane crashes at Gravesend Demonstration - pilot trapped in wreckage. The first demonstration in England of the Schelemusch, a Dutch light plane said to be full-proof, ended in a crash at Gravesend Aerodrome. The plane was piloted by Mr R. G. Doig who was injured. The machine was flying low and trying to make a sharp turn when it was caught by a gust of wind and completely wrecked. Mr Doig's leg was caught in the wreckage, the pilot having to wait until rescuers could extricate him. The Schelemusch [de Schelde Scheldemusch], a singles-seater, is fitted with a 40 horsepower t
RM2BW27XN–Three die when RAF and civil plane collided over Hertfordshire. Planes crash in brickworks. Three men, an RAF officer and a pilot instructor and pupil were killed when a Gloucester Gauntlet Plane from Duxford and a de Havilland Tiger Moth plane collided in midair and crashed in flames at Smallford, near St Albans, Hertfordshire. The service plane fell in a field adjoining a brickyard and the civil machine, crashed into a gravel pit, causing 20 men to run for their lives. Photo shows, the tangled wreckage of the civil Tiger Moth amongst the buildings of the gravel pit. 21 January 1938
RM2HX54R5–Search For Bodies Of Crash Victims -- Firemen dig through wreckage of the plane that crashed into the upper part of the Empire State Building in New York, July 28th, searching for bodies of victims of the crash. This scene is on the 79th floor, looking through the elevator shaft into an office. Hote at upper left was made by the plane. July 28, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RM2K8W56G–Asker 19721226 The plane crash in Vestmarka small Christmas Eve, where a Fokker Fellowship Fly from Braathens Safe crashed, and 40 people perished. Air Force Commission at work at the scene of the accident. Wreckage among the trees. Photo: NTB / NTB
RMB5E1DK–Pilot Flies Home Airliner Torn open by Lightning: A B.E.A. airliner with gaping holes in its fuselage, its main door almost wrenched off, and its tail rudder out of action was successfully bellylanded at Northolt Airport by the pilot, Captain I.R. Harvey. The plane, a Vickers Viking, was struck by lightning during a freak storm over the Channel while flying to Paris. Stewardess Sue Cramsie, in the tail of the plane, received a broken arm and other injuries. But none of the twenty-seven passengers or the other three members of the crew was hurt. April 1950 P001090
RM2A2B686–Shortly after the take off from the Munich-Riem Airport a US Air Force transport aircraft of the type Convair C-131-D Samaritan crashed in the area of Bayerstrasse / Martin-Greif Strasse on a tram. 52 people were killed. The picture shows the crash site illuminated with headlights. Relief forces inspect the wreckage and the burned-out skeleton of the aircraft.
RF2M8BMRK–Vintage photo circa 1917 of a German aircraft crashed on the Western Front in France during world war one
RMJ0RYKX–Jan. 01, 1982 - Searching For Bodies In Plane Crash: Rescue workers and drivers for bodies in the submerged wreckage of an Air Florida 727 jet that crashed on take off from Washington National Airport. The plane was carrying approximately 70 passengers and the plane struck several cars on the bridge near the airport. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)
RF2M7YABR–Vintage photo circa 1917 of a German Albatross D. III single seat fighter aircraft crashed on the Western Front in France during world war one
RM2TA2EF9–Wreckage of a FAB Phantom Jet in Vietnam, January 30, 1968. The image shows a damaged plane, and it was taken by GySgt Thompson during military activities in Vietnam. This photograph is from the collection of the III MAF (III Marine Amphibious Force) and was taken as an official Defense Department photo.
RM2N6P3DA–One of the worst aviation accidents in Sweden happened when an airliner crashed into a townhouse area in western Stockholm 1977.The accident was caused by atmosperic icing.
RMGCJPT3–A crater 50 yards long carved by the wreckage of the Pan Am Boeing 747 which crashed on Lockerbie, killing all 258 on board and 17 people on the ground.
RM2HX5GH1–Wrecked Japanese Plane Sent to U.S. Major General T.A. Terry (left), commander of the Second Service Command of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps inspect the remains of a Japanese Zero shot down in the Pacific. Wreckage of hundreds of enemy fighter planes is being sent from Pacific battlefields to the U.S. for reclamation. October 24, 1943.
RMG6HF29–Rescue workers prepare to remove a body from the wreckage of Boeing 737 after the airliner, with 125 passengers and crew on board, crashed into an embankment on the M1 near Kegworth in Leicestershire.
RM2BW381F–Ten killed in British airliner crash . Eight passengers , the pilot and first officer were killed when the Imperial Airways airliner , Apollo , flying from Brussels to London , crashed into the aerial mast of the Ruysselde Radio Station , near Bruges , Belgium and burst into flames . Photo shows ; People searching the wreckage of the crashed plane . 31 December 1933
RM2HX5GGK–Plane Japs Clamed Bombed Pearl Harbor -- The obsolete Jap Navy plane in the foreground (No.73) was one of those attacking Pearl Harbor, Dec.7, 1941, to start the war, a Japanese Interpreter told an army source. It rests among a litter of wreckage on Atsugi Airfield. In background is a C-54 loaded with American Troops, making a landing. September 01, 1945. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
RM2K8ND6T–Asker 19721226 The plane crash in Vestmarka small Christmas Eve, where a Fokker Fellowship Fly from Braathens Safe crashed, and 40 people perished. Air Force Commission at work at the scene of the accident. Wreckage among the trees. Photo: NTB / NTB
RMB521MC–The Stockport air disaster June 1967 72 passengers and crew were killed when a British Midland flight crashed whilst trying to land at Manchester Airport. The plane a Canadair C-4 Argonaut G-ALHG fell out of the sky when engine failure led to a loss of control. The passengers stood little chance of survival so it's remarkable that there were 12 crash survivors, there were no fatalities on the ground. The crash victims died horrifically after being trapped by the collapsing seats on the plane as the fire spread. The rescuers watched in horror as they saw people dying
RM2K8T329–Hyllestad 19360616 'Sea Eagle' - the accident. Flight accident. Wreckage. Hull. Flight wreck of the aircraft 'sea eagles' The sea eagle accident was the first plane crash in civilian scheduled flights in Norway. The accident occurred on June 16, 1936 by the mountain Lihesten in Hyllestad municipality, on the north side of the mouth on the Sognefjord. In seven in the morning, the plane flew with the name of the sea eagle into the mountain wall (due to fog). Everyone on board, a crew of four and three passengers, lost their lives in the accident. Photo: NTB
RM2A2B69E–Shortly after the take off from the Munich-Riem Airport a US Air Force transport aircraft of the type Convair C-131-D Samaritan crashed in the area of Bayerstrasse / Martin-Greif Strasse on a tram. 52 people were killed. The picture shows the crash site illuminated with headlights, sightseers, relief forces and wreckage. On the left in the foreground is a hearse.
RM2M1MGRH–19711002 - TIELT, BELGIUM : (FILE) This file picture dated 2 October 1971 shows police and rescuers as they try to find victims from the wreckage of the british Vanguard Turboprop airliner that crashed in a field of Aarsele - Tielt (near Ghent) on October 2, 1971. The British European Airways (BEA) plane was carrying 63 persons on a flight between London and Salzburg (Austria). 38 people died in the tragedy. BELGA PHOTO ARCHIVES
RM2HX4KD5–Wreckage Of Rogers Post Plane -- This is a closeup of the wreckage of the plane in which Wiley Post and will Rogers crashed to their deaths August 15 Near here. It shows show the ship was shattered in its plunge into the shallow river. The broken pontoons stand out in the foreground. This picture taken by Charles Brower, 'King of the arctic,' was relayed to San Francisco in the fastest trip ever made from Barrow, 42 hours by four relays of planes. August 08, 1935. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
RF2D9JKDP–Wreck of a US military plane crashed in the middle of the nowhere. The plane ran out of fuel and crashed in a desert not far from Vik, South Iceland
RMBMYFRY–Aviator Louis Blériot (1872 – 1936) + wife in front of his plane after his historic first flight across English Channel in 1909.
RM2N6P3CP–One of the worst aviation accidents in Sweden happened when an airliner crashed into a townhouse area in western Stockholm 1977.The accident was caused by atmosperic icing.
RF2BEK3C9–Old destroyed Soviet abandoned military airplanes in the field in Ukraine, black and white. Former soviet aviation wreckage after second world war
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