Syndicat National pour l'Etude du Transport Aérien - SNETA

Safety profile and incident history for Syndicat National pour l'Etude du Transport Aérien - SNETA.

Safety Score

9.9/10

Total Incidents

5

Total Fatalities

4

Recent Incidents

May 5, 1924 1 Fatalities

De Havilland DH.4

Strasbourg-Neuhof Bas-Rhin

On final approach to Neuhof Airport, the pilot completed a turn at low height when a wing impacted ground. The aircraft cartwheeled and crashed. The pilot Herman Clement was seriously injured and died from his injuries few hours later at hospital.

August 26, 1921 2 Fatalities

Farman F.60 Goliath

Calais Pas-de-Calais

The aircraft was on its way from Croydon to Brussels-Haren Airport, a daily mail service, with a crew of two on board. While overflying The Channel, the aircraft caught fire and crashed in the sea some 6 km off Calais, France. The crew of a tug-boat named 'Champion' arrived on the scene but found only some debris floating on water and no trace of both crew members who were later considered as deceased. Crew: Lt Paul Delsenne, pilot Raymond Rijckers, mechanic. French pilot Delsenne was a freelance in the Belgian aviation since July 1920 and this was his last official flight as he should join the Armée de l'Air in Châteauroux on 01SEP1921. On his side, Raymond Rijckers was a young mechanic aged 21 and should obtain his pilot licence in a short time.

De Havilland DH.9

Paris-Le Bourget Seine-Saint-Denis

Crashed on final approach to Paris-Le Bourget Airport following an uneventful flight from Brussels. The aircraft was destroyed and the pilot was injured. The aircraft was officially registered on the Belgium CAA the day prior to the accident.

De Havilland DH.4

Croydon Surrey

Shortly after takeoff from Croydon Airport, while on a cargo flight to Brussels, the aircraft stalled and crashed in an open field. The pilot was slightly injured and the aircraft was destroyed.

January 25, 1921 1 Fatalities

De Havilland DH.4

Folkestone Kent

The pilot Prosper Georges was performing a cargo flight from Croydon to Brussels on behalf of SNETA, the Syndicat National pour l'Étude du Transport Aérien. The aircraft departed Croydon Airport at 1343LT and continued towards the east. While approaching The Channel, the visibility dropped due to mist and the pilot decided to return. During the last turn, the aircraft hit a hill near the pub called 'The Valiant Sailor' and crashed. The pilot was seriously injured and died from his injuries three days later.

Airline Information

Country of Origin

United Kingdom

Risk Level

Low Risk

Common Aircraft in Incidents

De Havilland DH.43
Farman F.60 Goliath1
De Havilland DH.91