Accidents
Factual Report: Four killed in BAE charter accident
British Aerospace 146, Stord, Norway, Oct.

British Aerospace 146, Stord, Norway, Oct. 10, 2006–Four of the 16 occupants (including one crewmember) died when a British Aerospace 146-200A regional jet overran the runway and burned at Stord-Sorstokken Airport, Norway.

Operated by Atlantic Airways, the 19-year-old aircraft (OY-CRG) reportedly had been chartered by Aker Kvaerner to transport 12 of the Norwegian industrial company’s personnel from Stavanger-Sola to Molde via Stord. On arrival at Stord after the 20-minute flight, the four-engine jet overran the 3,940-foot-long Runway 33, rolled down sloping ground and caught fire.

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