Pan Am Flight 830

Pan Am Flight 830 was a Boeing 747-121, named "Clipper Ocean Rover", flying from Narita International Airport in Tokyo to Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii on August 11, 1982, that was damaged by a bomb placed on board by a terrorist. Captain James E. (Skipper) O'Halloran III safely landed this aircraft in Honolulu after the bombing. One hundred forty miles Northwest of Hawaii, at 36,000 feet, and with 274 people on board, a bomb placed un... More

Start date:

  • Aug 11, 1982

Type of disaster:

Aviation incident

Aircraft type:

Passengers:

  • 264

Crew:

  • 10

Survivors:

  • 273

Flight destination:

Aircraft:

Aircraft model Operator Passengers Crew Survivors Flight origin Flight destination
  • 264
  • 10
  • 273
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Event

Total fatalities:

  • 1

Total injuries:

  • 15
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