Accidents · NTSB records through September 30, 2026

Aviation accidents and incidents in Georgia

2,135 cases in Georgia, 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 · 2,135

Date	Case	Aircraft	Where	Outcome	Report
1990-06-08	ATL90IA126 incident	Douglas DC-9-31 N8943E	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries minor damage	Final
1990-06-07	ATL90LA131	Champion AERONCA 7CCM N75064	Albany Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-06-03	ATL90DKG04	Air Command 532 N2173B	Rome Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-05-31	ATL90IA124 incident	Douglas DC-9-31 N8982E	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries	Final
1990-05-26	ATL90FA119	Cessna 177 N2979X	Canton Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1990-05-26	ATL90LA121	Ercoupe (Eng & Research Corp.) ERCOUPE 415-C N3261H	Pineora Georgia	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-05-23	ATL90FA117	Robinson R22 BETA N8064K	Griffin Georgia	1 killed destroyed	Final
1990-05-18	ATL90LA113	Cessna 305A N201FM	Woodstock Georgia	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-05-11	ATL90LA112	Robinson R22 BETA N2579W	Chamblee Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-05-05	ATL90FA109	Cessna 150L N10790	Stockbridge Georgia	1 killed destroyed	Final
1990-05-04	ATL90LA107	Beech A36 N6060N	Hahira Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-05-03	ATL90LA106	Piper PA-24 N7868P	Cartersville Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-29	ATL90FA105	Cessna 172M N20302	Jonesboro Georgia	1 killed substantial damage	Final
1990-04-24	ATL90LA103	Cessna 182 N3773D	Griffin Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-15	ATL90DKG03	Amateur-built BABY-ACE N1034C	Griffin Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-15	ATL90LA097	Cessna T210 N761YK	Lafayette Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-13	ATL90LA096	Cessna 172A N7677T	Villa Rica Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-09	ATL90LA094	Grumman AA-5B N74651	Stone Mountain Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-05	ATL90LA092	Beech B35 N5180C	Brunswick Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-04-01	ATL90LA090	Alon A-2 N37BH	Jonesboro Georgia	serious injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-03-29	ATL90FA093	Piper PA-28-140 N55864	East Ellijay Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1990-03-26	ATL90TL#01	Hughes 369E N5189K	Buford Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1990-03-25	ATL90IA087 incident	Mooney M-20L N1024Z	Augusta Georgia	no injuries minor damage	Final
1990-03-22	FTW90IA086 incident	British Aerospace HS125-800 N802X	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries	Final
1990-03-17	ATL90FA081	Cessna 172N N734JE	Montezuma Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1990-03-15	ATL90LA077	Cessna 172N N733BV	Ocilla Georgia	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-03-14	ATL90IA076 incident	Douglas DC-9-31 N8951E	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries minor damage	Final
1990-03-09	ATL90FA070	Beech 58 N7233R	Demorest Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1990-03-09	ATL90LA078	North American T-6 G N96143	Albany Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-03-03	ATL90LA068	Cessna 177A N30367	Canon Georgia	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-02-19	ATL90LA065	Piper PA-31T1 N222GW	Chamblee Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-01-31	ATL90LA059	Cessna 425 N6846D	Augusta Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1990-01-19	DCA90MA017	Beech A100 +1 more N44UE	Atlanta Georgia	1 killed destroyed	Final
1990-01-11	ATL90LA050	Piper PA-28-140 N55862	Lithia Springs Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-12-24	ATL90LA044	Piper PA-24 N5556P	Danielsville Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-12-22	ATL90LA043	Schweizer 269C N75068	Norcross Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-11-29	ATL90IA033 incident	Boeing 727-225 N8835E	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries minor damage	Final
1989-11-25	ATL90FA031	Piper PA-24-250 N7681P	Helen Georgia	2 killed substantial damage	Final
1989-11-13	ATL90LA026	Learjet 24 N500P	Atlanta Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-11-06	ATL90DKG02	Bell 47G/TOMCAT MK5 N73871	Elberton Georgia	1 killed destroyed	Final
1989-11-04	ATL90DKG01	Amateur-built MIDGET MUSTANG N9WT	Cordele Georgia	serious injuries destroyed	Final
1989-10-29	ATL90LA018	Beech A23A N6929Q	Roopville Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-10-28	ATL90FA016	Cessna T210M N8444M	Peachtree City Georgia	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-10-28	ATL90LA021	Piper PA-38 N2412N	Lafayette Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-10-22	ATL90LA011	Cessna 182Q N96804	Cumming Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-10-17	ATL90LA020	Cessna 172N N172SC	Valdosta Georgia	no injuries substantial damage	Final
1989-10-01	ATL90FA001	Beech C90 N43GT	Chamblee Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1989-10-01	ATL90LA002	Beech V35B N4277A	Colquitt Georgia	no injuries destroyed	Final
1989-09-29	ATL89DKG06	Bell UH-1B N840MC	Plains Georgia	2 killed destroyed	Final
1989-09-28	ATL89FA220	Aerospatiale AS 350D N57689	Chamblee Georgia	1 killed destroyed	Final

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 never named. 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.