Wilmington-Catalina Airlines
Safety profile and incident history for Wilmington-Catalina Airlines.
Safety Score
9.8/10Total Incidents
1
Total Fatalities
2
Recent Incidents
November 2, 1933 2 Fatalities
Douglas Dolphin
Avalon (Catalina Island) California
Shortly after takeoff from Avalon's harbor, while climbing, the float plane crashed into the sea for unknown reasons. The captain Walter L. Seiler was seriously injured while the copilot George R. Baker and the passenger were killed. The crew was positioning to Wilmington to complete the first commercial flight of the day to the Catalina Island. Crew: Walter L. Seiler, pilot, George R. Baker, copilot. Passenger: Elliott McFarlan Moore, General Manager of Wilmington-Catalina Airlines.
Airline Information
Country of Origin
United States of America
Risk Level
Low Risk
Common Aircraft in Incidents
Douglas Dolphin1
