INDEX
	Line number	15923
	Registry	N1023V
	Variant	Boeing 377-10-26
	Built	May-05
	Delivered	19-Mar-49
	Disposition	Crashed
	DispDate	2-Jun-58
		First flight 17 April 1948
		Delivered to Pan American on 19 March 1949
		Pan American World Airways (Pan AM) C/R N1023V Clipper Golden Gate
		The first production aircraft entered service on 1 April 1949, on the San Francisco-Honolulu route
		2 June 1958 Crashed Manila International Airport
		Registration Cancelled 6/17/1970
		Monday 2 June 1958 05:23  Manila International Airport (MNL)
		The aircraft was on a scheduled flight from San Francisco, California to Singapore with numerous intermediate stops including Manila, The Philippines. It carried a crew of 8 and 49 passengers including one infant. At 21 23 hours (1 June) GMT the aircraft landed on Runway 06 at Manila. During the landing roll, the main landing gears of the aircraft collapsed. The aircraft skidded and swerved to the right until it finally settled on the right shoulder of the runway approximately 2 850 ft from the west end and 27 ft from the edge of the runway. One of the blades of No. 3 propeller flew off and penetrated the cabin area causing the death of one passenger and seriously injuring another. The aircraft was seriously damaged.
		PROBABLE CAUSE: "The hard landing of the aircraft caused the failure or collapse of the right main gear 'V' strut support. Contributing factors were the heavy rains and gusty wind."
		Sources: ICAO Accident Digest, Circular 59-AN/54 (150-153)