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Capital Airlines Flight 300

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141: 367:. The flight from Chicago was uneventful and at 10:50 local time the airliner departed Pittsburgh bound for Baltimore. At 11:25 while cruising at 11,000 feet (3,400 m) Washington Air Traffic Control cleared Flight 300 to descend and maintain 7,000 feet (2,100 m). At 11:26 the Viscount crew reported descending through 10,000 feet (3,000 m) over Martinsburg and radar contact was made by ATC. 48 seconds later flight 300 reported leaving 9,000 feet (2,700 m) with clearance to 5,000 feet (1,500 m). This was the last radio transmission from the Viscount. 448: 27: 242: 502: 516: 375:
approximately 195 knots (224 mph; 361 km/h). While slowly climbing through 8,000 feet (2,400 m) at 85 percent engine power, the jet banked slightly to the right and impacted the left side of the airliner forward of the wing. The airliner pitched up, its air speed decreasing, then the nose dropped and the aircraft entered a steep spin to the right, slowing to a
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conditions, and that both aircraft would have been in clear cloud free air nine-tenths of the time. The report noted that it is the overtaking aircraft's responsibility to see and avoid a collision. A contributing factor in the accident was that the small size of the T-33 made it difficult to pick up
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at 11:07 for a VFR familiarization flight; its air speed was significantly higher as it approached the Viscount from the left and behind. The Viscount's indicated air speed was 235 knots (270 mph; 435 km/h), while the T-33's was 290 knots (330 mph; 540 km/h) with a closing rate of
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The pilot in command of Flight 300 was Captain Kendall Brady, age 38. He had a valid airman certificate and was rated to fly single/multi-engine land aircraft, as well as the Douglas DC-3, DC-4, and the Vickers Viscount. Hired by Capital Airlines on 11 June 1945, Brady's total flying hours were
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The pilot and sole survivor of the accident was Captain Julius McCoy, age 34. He was rated as a military pilot 4 August 1944 and joined the Maryland Air National Guard in 1952. He had a total of 1,902 hours in single- and multi-engine and single-engine jet aircraft 210 were in the T-33.
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Paul Meyer, age 26, served as co-pilot and started flying for Capital Airlines on 25 May 1956. He was certified to operate single/multi-engine land aircraft and had an instrument rating. Meyer's total flight hours were 2,467, of which 1,596 were in the Viscount.
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The board attributed no blame to the Viscount crew and stated in conclusion that "The Board determines the probable cause of this accident was the failure of the T-33 pilot to exercise a proper and adequate vigilance to see and avoid other traffic."
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before it struck the ground. The T-33 pilot was thrown clear of the flaming jet and parachuted safely to the ground but was badly burned. The jet disintegrated after the collision and the passenger was fatally injured.
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The two-place Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star subsonic American jet trainer aircraft involved was manufacture serial number 580-9528 and registered 53-5966. It was maintained by the
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Articles in The News (Frederick, MD) 14 Aug 1961, Mon Page 11 and 04 Oct 1963, Fri Page 1, support Lichtinger being an FBI special agent in the area, at the time.
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Firsthand account given by Lichtinger's son Carl while instructing aviation classes at Fredrick Community College 1999-2001.
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Flight 300 was the second of four fatal crashes in under two years involving Capital Airlines Viscounts; the others were
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Lichtinger was having coffee at a diner in the area, heard the news over the radio and raced to secure the scene..
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FBI Special Agent Ronald Ralph Lichtinger Sr. was the first federal official on the scene.
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An asterisk (*) denotes an incident that took place in a U.S. territory, including
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of the T-33 failed to see and maintain a safe distance from other air traffic.
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The other occupant of the aircraft was a member of the ground crew.
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Accidents and incidents involving United States Air Force aircraft
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A T-33 Shooting Star similar to the one involved in the incident
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A Vickers Viscount similar to the one involved in the incident
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Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1958
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Accidents and incidents involving the Vickers Viscount
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List of accidents and incidents on commercial aircraft
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4 miles (3.5 nmi; 6.4 km) east-northeast of
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The four engine Viscount V.745 British medium-range
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An investigation of the accident concluded that the
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Mid-air collision
Brunswick, Maryland
39°19′50″N 77°32′39″W / 39.33056°N 77.54417°W / 39.33056; -77.54417

Vickers Viscount
Registration
N7410
Chicago
Pittsburgh International Airport
Martin State Airport

Lockheed T-33
53-5966
Vickers Viscount
mid-air collision
United States Air Force
T-33
jet trainer
Brunswick, Maryland
Flight 67
Flight 75
Flight 20
pilot in command
Capital Airlines
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Martin State Airport
flat spin

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