Douglas DC-2 crash, Mar 25, 1937 (13 killed), Clifton Pen...
Douglas DC-2 accident on March 25, 1937 near Clifton Pennsylvania, United States with 13 fatalities. Cause: Ice accumulation on wings and ailerons...
- Date: March 25, 1937
- Aircraft: Douglas DC-2
- Location: Clifton Pennsylvania, United States
- Fatalities: 13
- Phase of flight: Approach and landing
- Cause: Ice accumulation on wings and ailerons leading to loss of control
TWA Flight 15A, a Douglas DC 2, crashed into a gully at Clifton, now Upper Saint Clair, near Pittsburgh on 25 March 1937 while approaching Allegheny County Airport. Ice had built up on the wings and ailerons, and all 13 people aboard were killed.