Accidents · NTSB records through September 30, 2026

Aviation accidents and incidents in New Mexico

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.

Cases newest first · 1,422

Date	Case	Aircraft	Where	Outcome	Report
2014-02-25	CEN14CA151	Bellanca 17 30A N9741E	Santa Rosa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2014-02-11	CEN14CA182	Cessna 182J N300EM	Belen New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2014-01-03	CEN14LA107	Piper PA 24-250 N6767P	Silver City New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-12-08	CEN14FA077	Aviat Aircraft INC A-1C-200 N80MF	Los Alamos New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Final
2013-12-07	CEN14LA080	Piper Aircraft INC PA46 500TP N220JE	Albuquerque New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-10-09	CEN14LA007	Cameron Balloons US V 77 N9528A	Rio Rancho New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-10-05	CEN14LA005	Cameron N105 - NO SERIES N4113T	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries	Final
2013-09-29	CEN13LA571	Cessna 182J N3078F	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-09-07	CEN13LA541	Cessna 180 N561AT	Gallup New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-09-07	CEN13TA535	Bell 206L-3 N721LL	Amistad New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-08-31	CEN13FA517	Robinson R44 II N3156U	Caballo New Mexico	3 killed substantial damage	Final
2013-08-26	CEN13LA507	Robinson Helicopter Company R44 II N744KA	Clayton New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-08-18	CEN13CA494	Globe GC-1B N7BR	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-08-06	CEN13LA464	Piper PA-36-300 N3789E	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-07-10	CEN13LA409	Flight Design GMBH CTSW N424CT	Taos New Mexico	1 killed substantial damage	Final
2013-06-02	CEN13CA336	Schempp-Hirth VENTUS-2B N62TW	Corona New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-05-18	CEN13LA299	Amateur-built PECK P-1 N16NM	Aztec New Mexico	1 killed destroyed	Final
2013-05-10	CEN13LA273	Amateur-built Zenith 250 N250ZP	Taos New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-04-28	CEN13LA243	Cessna 195B N4420C	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-04-20	CEN13CA234	Cessna 175A N6955E	Albuquerque New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-03-29	CEN13CA223	Cessna 180 N7714A	Roswell New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-03-14	CEN13LA194	Robinson Helicopter Company R44 II N392GP	Eagle Nest New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-03-03	CEN13FA183	Mooney M20E N3484X	Angel Fire New Mexico	4 killed substantial damage	Final
2013-02-27	CEN13LA179	Cessna 150M N9172U	Deming New Mexico	1 killed substantial damage	Final
2013-02-11	CEN13LA158	Bell 206B III N360AW	Ponderosa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2013-01-10	CEN13CA134	Mooney M20C N6242U	Moriarty New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-12-21	CEN13LA110	Beech 95-B55 (T42A) N30WC	Las Cruces New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-10-17	CEN13CA019	Air Tractor INC AT-502B N598LA	Portales New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-10-10	CEN13CA018	Arbc INC DBA Lindstrand 90A N230LB	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries	Final
2012-10-10	CEN13CA035	Lindstrand Balloons 90A N6061R	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries	Final
2012-10-10	CEN13LA032	Aerostar International RX8 N90550	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-09-25	CEN12CA673	Amateur-built DAVIS KR-1 N6155X	Albuquerque New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-09-22	CEN12LA659	Lindstrand Balloons 210S N608RR	Albuquerque New Mexico	serious injuries minor damage	Final
2012-07-29	CEN12CA496	Amateur-built COZY III N904DB	Los Lunas New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-07-09	CEN12CA429	Cessna 190 N190W	Anthony New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-07-07	CEN12LA427	Amateur-built AIRCAM BY LOCKWOOD N984AT	Taos New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-06-21	CEN12LA387	Cessna R182 N4702R	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-06-10	CEN12LA359	Robinson Helicopter Company R44 II N744JS	Santa Teresa New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-05-11	CEN12FA291	Beech V35B N645EP	Las Vegas New Mexico	1 killed substantial damage	Final
2012-05-10	CEN12LA289	Robinson Helicopter Company R44 II N7523S	Grants New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-04-29	CEN12LA265	Jonker Sailplanes Cc JS 1B N555AP	Clines Corner New Mexico	minor injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-04-26	CEN12LA261	Beech A36 N4830M	Albuquerque New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-03-01	CEN12FA174	Amateur-built LEGACY 2000 N273TE	Belen New Mexico	2 killed destroyed	Final
2012-01-15	CEN12CA140	Piper PA-32RT-300 N513CW	Angle Fire New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2012-01-03	CEN12CA121	Amateur-built SX 300 N120J	Truth Or Consequences New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2011-11-26	CEN12FA090	Cessna 182R N9408X	Mescalero New Mexico	2 killed substantial damage	Final
2011-10-16	CEN12CA024	Waco Classic Aircraft YMF-F5C N415WW	Moriarty New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	Final
2011-09-19	CEN11FA652	Amateur-built RADIAL ROC N91TX	Socorro New Mexico	2 killed substantial damage	Final
2011-09-15	CEN11LA648	Robinson Helicopter R44 N828PM	Ocate New Mexico	serious injuries substantial damage	Final
2011-08-05	CEN11CA560	Cessna 182S N493JL	Los Cruces New Mexico	no injuries substantial damage	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.