Eastern Air Lines Flight 663

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**Eastern Air Lines Flight 663**
Summary
Date	February 8, 1965
Type	Loss of control
Site	Jones Beach State Park, New York
Fatalities	84
Injuries	0
Aircraft
Aircraft type	DC-7B
Operator	Eastern Air Lines
Tail number	N849D
Passengers	79
Crew	5
Survivors	0

Eastern Air Lines Flight 663 was a DC-7B departing from New York City to Richmond, Virginia. On February 8, 1965 at about 6:30 p.m., it crashed near Jones Beach State Park in New York after takeoff from John F. Kennedy International Airport when forced to evade inbound of Pan Am Flight 212. All 84 onboard died. The evasive action was blamed for leaving the plane out of control.

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