Bulletin from the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington, D.C. Dated October 8, 1941.

Safety bulletin from the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington, D.C. Undated.

Report for June 1, 1941. Two Douglas DC-3s (NC-25667 and NC-1941) crashed near Wichita, Kansas while operating scheduled carrier services. NC-25667, operated by Braniff Airways, was running between Brownville, Texas and Chicago, Illinois. NC-1941, operated by Transcontinental and Western Airways, was running from Los Angeles, California to New York, New York. None of the 30 total passengers and 7 total crew from either aircraft was harmed.

Report for January 4, 1941. A Lockheed Model 10-B Electra (NC-14960) operated by Delta Air Corporation crashed near Birmingham, Alabama while on a schedule carrier service from Atlanta, Georgia to Birmingham, Alabama. The pilot, Robert L. McKee, his two crew members and 2 of the passengers were not injured. A third passenger received minor injuries.

Report for November 26, 1940. A Douglas DC-3 (NC-16082) operated by Eastern Airlines crashed at the Atlanta Municipal Airport while on a scheduled carrier service from New York, New York to Atlanta, Georgia. The pilot was James J. Garrigan. No one was injured in the incident.

Report for September 3, 1940. A Douglas DC-3 (NC-19974) operated by American Airlines crashed at Hartford, Connecticut while on a scheduled carrier service from Boston, Massachusetts to New York City (with an intermediate stop in Hartford). The pilot was W. J. Cheney. The crew of 3 and 13 of the passengers were not harmed. A fourteenth passenger received minor injuries.

Report for October 23, 1940. A Sikorsky S-42B Clipper (NC-16735) operated by Pan American Airways crashed off Darrell’s' Island, Bermuda while on a scheduled carrier flight from Baltimore, Maryland to Bermuda. The pilot was W. B. Culbertson. The crew of 7 and 9 of the passengers were not harmed. A tenth passenger received minor injuries.

Report for December 7, 1940. A Douglas DC-2 (NC-13725) operated by Transcontinental and Western Air crashed outside Greensburg, Pennsylvania while on a scheduled carrier service from LaGuardia Field, New York to Chicago, Illinois (with stops in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania). The pilot was James J. Polizzi. None of the 4 people on board were injured.

Report for April 3, 1941. A Douglas DC-3 (NC-21727) operated by Eastern Air Lines crashed near Vero Beach, Florida while one a scheduled carrier service between Miami, Florida and New York City. The pilot, Gerald O'Brien, was seriously injured along with his 2 crew members and 10 of the passengers. The remaining 3 passengers received minor injuries.

Report for July 5, 1941. A Culver Cadet (LCA, LFA) (NC-34777) owned by Yakima Cloud Clippers Flying Club crashed near Yakima, Washington while on a pleasure flight. The pilot, Louis J. Roberts, received minor injuries while his passenger was killed in the accident.

Report for July 28, 1941. A Culver Cadet (LCA, LFA) (NC-34771) owned by Culver Aircraft Sales Company crashed near Dallas, Texas while on a flight to deliver a new aircraft. The pilot, William A. Gilmore, and his passenger were both killed in the accident.

Report for August 7, 1941. A Piper J-3F Cub (NC-14783) and a Waco (OH) UPF-7 (ATC #642) (NC-20979) were involved in a collision near St. Charles, Missouri while on a training flight. The pilot of the Piper, Harold Knapp, and his student were killed in the accident. The pilot of the Waco, Ellis W. Smith, was not harmed.