Douglas DB-7 Boston crash, Nov 22, 1946 (8 killed), Locki...
Douglas DB-7 Boston accident on November 22, 1946 near Locking AFB Somerset, United Kingdom with 8 fatalities. Cause: Low approach by the pilot.
- Date: November 22, 1946
- Aircraft: Douglas DB-7 Boston
- Location: Locking AFB Somerset, United Kingdom
- Fatalities: 8
- Phase of flight: Approach and landing
- Cause: Low approach by the pilot
A Royal Air Force Douglas Boston III AL467 made a low approach to RAF Locking, and its left main undercarriage struck a double decker bus carrying airmen. The pilot landed, but the aircraft skidded and came to rest. Its four crew were unhurt, and eight people on the bus were killed.