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Boeing 767 accidents and incidents

The Boeing 767 appears in 3 of the incidents we cover, flown by 3 operators from 1983 to 2026. 2 rest on a final report and 1 on preliminary or official information. This page lists the incidents we have documented from official reports. It is not a measure of the aircraft's safety.

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Boeing 767 incident summary
DateFlightAircraftLocationFatalitiesReport status
6 September 202621 Air Flight 7598Boeing 767-33A freighterRunway 30 and airport boundary, Miami International5, all in a ground vehicleLEVEL 2 Preliminary findings
23 February 2019Atlas Air Flight 3591Boeing 767-375BCFTrinity Bay, Texas; about 41 miles east-southeast of Houston airport3 occupantsLEVEL 3 Final report
23 July 1983Air Canada Flight 143Boeing 767, fleet number 604Gimli, Manitoba, Canada0LEVEL 3 Final report
NTSB investigators examining the wreckage field of 21 Air Flight 7598 at Miami.Actual accident scene photographed during the NTSB investigation: National Transportation Safety Board

21 Air Flight 7598

An Amazon cargo service landed far down Miami's runway 30 and continued through the airport boundary, striking two occupied vehicles.

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LEVEL 2 Preliminary findings

Photographic overhead reconstruction of recovered Atlas Air 3591 wreckage, with labeled aircraft sections.Recovered wreckage of Atlas Air 3591 arranged for examination in a warehouse: National Transportation Safety Board

Atlas Air Flight 3591

An unintended go-around mode change during descent was followed by spatial disorientation, nose-down inputs and a fatal dive into Trinity Bay.

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LEVEL 3 Final report

Air Canada Boeing 767 C-GAUN approaching with landing gear extendedC-GAUN at Vancouver in June 2007: Ken Fielding

Air Canada Flight 143

Incorrect fuel calculations and dispatch with blank gauges left a Boeing 767 short of fuel. Both engines stopped, and its crew glided to Gimli.

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LEVEL 3 Final report