Accidents · NTSB records through September 30, 2026

Aviation accidents and incidents in Washington

2,709 cases in Washington, 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 · 2,709

Date	Case	Aircraft	Where	Outcome	Report
1987-01-08	SEA87FA062	Cessna 150 N704HM	Ellensburg Washington	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-12-29	SEA87LA039	Hughes 269 N9365F	Matlock Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-12-24	SEA87LA041	Douglas C-54/DC-4 N96361	Pacific Ocean Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-26	SEA87LA032	Cessna 172D N2349U	Kennewick Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-25	SEA87FA031	Cessna 177RG N52069	Republic Washington	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-11-25	SEA87LA033	Piper J-3 N6849H	Waitsburg Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-14	SEA87LA025	Hughes 369D N1089D	Winlock Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-09	SEA87LA053	Piper PA-46-310-P N4323N	Bremerton Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-08	SEA87LA024	Cessna 182B N2654G	Bellingham Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-11-07	SEA87FA019	Beech BE35K N9536R	Marysville Washington	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-10-26	SEA87FA014	Piper PA-38 N2565P	Port Townsend Washington	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-10-22	SEA87LA013	Cessna 180K N64212	Burlington Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-10-10	SEA87LA007	Hughes 500-D N58239	Seattle Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-10-05	SEA87IA003 incident	Mcdonnell Douglas DC-10-10 N1843U	Seattle Washington	minor damage	Preliminary
1986-10-04	SEA87IA004 incident	Cessna 402C N2651Y	Everett Washington	no injuries minor damage	Preliminary
1986-09-23	SEA86FYE01	Amateur-built B-8-M N4621N	Deer Park Washington	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-09-19	SEA86LA249	Cessna P-210 N6185W	Pasco Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-09-12	SEA86FA245	Cessna 150M N9250U	Carbonado Washington	2 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-09-07	SEA86IA240 incident	Cameron D-50 GBMCT	Seattle Washington	no injuries minor damage	Preliminary
1986-09-07	SEA86LA241	Cessna 185 N2262T	St. John Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-09-06	SEA86LA242	Piper PA-28-140 N15390	Pomeroy Washington	minor injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1986-09-05	SEA86FA239	Ercoupe (Eng & Research Corp.) 415-C N99313	Auburn Washington	no injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1986-09-03	SEA86LA237	Cessna 150L N18079	Kent Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-09-01	SEA86LA238	Beech A24R N66BW	Kent Washington	minor injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-30	SEA86FA231	Ercoupe (Eng & Research Corp.) 415C N3002H	Prosser Washington	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-29	SEA86LA228	Cessna 152 GYWR	Lummi Island Washington	no injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-27	SEA86LA226	Amateur-built S16B N10LH	Kelso Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-25	SEA86LA221	Cessna 172A N7405T	San Juan Island Washington	minor injuries destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-24	SEA86LA219	Amateur-built GLASAIR N85KB	Mount Vernon Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-24	SEA86LA224	Piper PA-18-150 N23TT	Kent Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-23	SEA86FA216	Amateur-built SH2 N394SK	Roche Harbor Washington	3 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-22	SEA86LA214	Taylorcraft BC12-D N95913	Cusick Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-17	SEA86FA207	Beech 23 N2320J	Stanwood Washington	3 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-17	SEA86LA208	Curtiss JN4-D N511JN	Vancouver Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-15	SEA86LA210	Amateur-built OR-71-B N26RW	Richland Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-14	SEA86LA198	Cessna 188 N5506S	Easton Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-14	SEA86LA199	Schweizer 2-22EK N2723Z	Easton Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-14	SEA86LA205	Mooney M20 N9517M	Quincey Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-10	SEA86FA188	Grumman AA-5 N5481L	Cleveland Washington	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-06	SEA86FA194	Cessna 310C N310MT	Vancouver Washington	1 killed destroyed	Preliminary
1986-08-03	SEA86LA189	Luscombe 8A N1886B	Rosalia Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-08-01	SEA86FA211	Schweizer SGS-2-33 N5720S	Toledo Washington	serious injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-31	SEA86LA185	Varga 2150A N5074V	Everett Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-31	SEA86LA187	Boeing PT13/17 N1307N	Vancouver Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-29	SEA86LA183	Cessna 182 N71131	East Sound Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-28	SEA86LA181	Cessna 152 N6509L	Snohomish Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-27	SEA86LA180	Cessna 140A N9425A	Colville Washington	minor injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-24	SEA86LA209	Let L-13 N65141	Issaquah Washington	no injuries substantial damage	Preliminary
1986-07-23	SEA86LA176	Bell 47G-3B1 N1197W	Burbank Washington	fatal minor damage	Preliminary
1986-07-21	SEA86LA177	Bell 47G3B2 N7092J	Nahcotta Washington	minor injuries destroyed	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.