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134 Dead in New York City: The Story and Photos of December 16, 1960, When Two Planes Collided in Mid-Air
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134 Dead in New York City: The Story and Photos of December 16, 1960, When Two Planes Collided in Mid-Air
It was a snowy Friday morning in New York City when disaster struck the skies. Two large commercial airliners, both carrying passengers from different parts of the country, were making their way toward separate airports in Queens. United Airlines Flight 826, a DC-8 jet, had taken off from Chicago and was scheduled to land at Idlewild Airport—known today as JFK. At the same time, Trans World Airlines Flight 266, a Super Constellation propeller ai…
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