Accidents · NTSB records through September 30, 2026

Aviation accidents and incidents in New Mexico

1,422 cases in New Mexico, newest first. Every case.

94,304 NTSB cases since 1962, each on its own page in plain English with the NTSB's probable cause and narrative, linked to the aircraft's registry record and its model. So far in 2026: 1,198 cases, 215 of them fatal, 478 people killed. No one is named on these pages.

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Cases newest first · 1,422

Date	Case	Aircraft	Where	Outcome	Report
1989-01-05	DEN89LA057	Amateur-built STEEN SKYBOLT N312BH	Quemado New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-01-02	DEN89LA052	Beech 19 N9739L	Santa Fe New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1988-12-24	DEN89IA047 incident	Cessna 210L N59217	Roswell New Mexico	no injuries minor damage	Preliminary
1988-12-21	DEN89FA045	Piper PA-24-250 N751SP	Elephant Butte New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-11-14	DEN89LA033	Cessna 310H N1044Q	Carlsbad New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-11-13	DEN89LA032	Taylorcraft BC12D N43603	Carrizozo New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-30	DEN89LA025	Piper PA-18-150 N4026Z	Tucumcari New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-14	DEN89LA015	Piper PA-22-150 N7258D	Edgewood New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-09	DEN89FA010	Piper PA-24-180 N7228P	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1988-10-09	DEN89LA013	Raven S-60A N3592C	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-07	DEN89FA009	Cessna T210M N732QP	Clovis New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-10-04	DEN89LA004	Raven RALLY II N4098G	Rio Rancho New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-04	DEN89LA005	Balloon Works FIREFLY 7 N3678E	Albuquerque New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-10-03	DEN89LA003	Piccard AX-6 N99US	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-09-29	DEN88LA209	Cessna 172 N8517B	Questa New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-09-04	DEN88LA200	Thunder and Colt AX8-90 N90EH	Las Cruces New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-09-01	DEN88LA196	Cessna 182RG N3184C	Antelope Wells New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-08-24	DEN88LA176	Piper PA-28R-201 N6189H	Lordsburg New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-08-04	DEN88LA171	Cessna 150 N704UN	Albuquerque New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-08-02	DEN88FA170	Beech B23 N4006T	Cimarron New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Final
1988-07-31	DEN88LA164	Stinson 108 N97395	Lordsburg New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-07-17	DEN88LA162	Cessna 177RG N34338	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-07-15	DEN88LA158	Piper PA-28-140 N1578J	Gallup New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-07-15	DEN88LA159	Boeing A75N1 N772WM	Gallup New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-07-14	DEN88LA156	Cessna 152 N48055	Gallup New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-06-27	DEN88FA141	Piper PA-28RT-201T N29318	Capitan New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-06-26	DEN88FA138	Douglas A-26C N4813E	Cimarron New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-06-19	DEN88LA132	Burkhart Grob G-102 N143SS	Moriarty New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-06-14	DEN88LA127	Cessna 182K N2829R	Cotton City New Mexico	no injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1988-06-05	DEN88LA122	Beech C23 N9311S	Gallup New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-06-02	DEN88FA119	Amateur-built AA-5A N1393R	Maljamar New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-05-27	DEN88FA111	Cessna T210N N5536A	Seboyeta New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-05-27	DEN88FA112	Taylorcraft BC12-D N43411	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1988-05-17	DEN88FA109	Cessna T210N N5402Y	Albuquerque New Mexico	5 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-05-01	DEN88LA103	Cessna 172G N6059R	Las Vegas New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-05-01	DEN88LA104	Beech H35 N618T	Ruidoso New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-03-26	DEN88FA087	Cessna 421A CGVDG	Albuquerque New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-03-24	CHI88IA081 incident	Boeing 767-200 N308AA	Cimarron New Mexico	minor injuries	Preliminary
1988-03-21	DEN88GA088	Bell 47G-3B1 N7863S	Gobernador New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-03-19	DEN88FA084	Piper PA-22 N3254Z	Angel Fire New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-03-13	DEN88LA065	Piper PA-28-140 N32982	Ruidoso New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-03-12	DEN88DQA03	Amateur-built SIDEWINDER N185SA	Moriarty New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-02-28	DEN88LA081	Raven S55A N81DS	Los Lunas New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-02-23	DEN88DQA02	Amateur-built PITTS S-1S N79SS	Los Lunas New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-02-21	DEN88LA077	Aeronca 7AC N2359E	Gila New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-02-13	DEN88GA068	Cessna T-337H N602SP	Galisteo New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-02-05	DEN88FA064	Piper PA-28-181 N8417F	Roswell New Mexico	3 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1988-01-18	DEN88LA055	Cessna 402 N2614U	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-01-12	DEN88LA049	Bellanca 8GCBC N5063J	Clovis New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1988-01-09	DEN88LA051	Raven RX-7 N2797L	Rio Rancho New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary

About these pages

The records come from the NTSB's public aviation accident database, refreshed here every week. Each case has a permanent page at eflight.com/accidents/<case number>; the plain-English summary is built from the NTSB's coded fields, and the probable cause and narrative are the NTSB's own words. "Preliminary" means the investigation is still open; the final report usually follows within one to two years, and the page updates when it does. Pilots, passengers and other people involved are not named, the site's policy at this time. Where the aircraft is still on the U.S. register, the page links to its registry record; where the model has a page here, it links to that too.