Paninternational Flight 112 [SEP] dissolved or abolished
Paninternational Flight 112
Paninternational Flight 112 was a BAC One-Eleven operated by German airline Paninternational that crashed in Hamburg on 6 September 1971 while attempting to land on an autobahn following the failure of both engines. The accident killed 22 passengers and crew out of 121 on board.
Aircraft.
The aircraft, registered as D-ALAR, had its first flight the year before the accident.
Accident.
Paninternational Flight 112 took off from Hamburg Airport in Hamburg, Germany, on a flight to Málaga Airport in
and will remain so until June 1975.
- September 6 – After the tank for its water-injection engine thrust-augmentation system is mistakenly filled with jet fuel instead of water, both engines of Paninternational Flight 112, a BAC 1-11-500, fail after takeoff from Hamburg Airport in Hamburg, West Germany. The flight crew makes an emergency landing on the "Bundesautobahn" 7 highway; the plane strikes a bridge, shearing off both wings and setting the plane on fire. Twenty-two of the