Plane crashes in Australia

694 crashes in Australia since 1921, with 1,699 fatalities. Browse each accident by date, aircraft and location on the interactive map.

• Crashes: 694
• Fatal crashes: 401
• Fatalities: 1,699
• First recorded: April 6, 1921
• Most recent: March 19, 2026

All crashes (page 7 of 7)

• November 21, 1936: Avro 618 Ten, Sydney New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 18, 1936: De Havilland DH.80 Puss Moth, Mount Garnett Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 7, 1936: General Aircraft ST-18 Croydon, Seringapatam Reef Timor Sea, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 19, 1936: De Havilland DH.50, Capella Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• May 16, 1936: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Melbourne Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• December 8, 1935: De Havilland DH.50, Caloundra Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• November 28, 1935: Avro 618 Ten, Newcastle New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 2, 1935: De Havilland DH.86 Express, Bass Strait, Australia (5 fatalities)
• September 6, 1935: General Aircraft ST-12 Monospar, Woodgreen Station Northern Territory, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 20, 1935: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Melbourne-Essendon Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• May 26, 1935: Simmonds Spartan, Melbourne Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• November 15, 1934: De Havilland DH.86 Express, Ilfracombe Queensland, Australia (4 fatalities)
• November 4, 1934: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Ord River Western Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• October 19, 1934: De Havilland DH.86 Express, Bass Strait, Australia (11 fatalities)
• October 3, 1934: De Havilland DH.50, Winton Queensland, Australia (3 fatalities)
• July 21, 1934: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Ballarat Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• June 23, 1934: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Adelaide-Parafield South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• June 23, 1934: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Adelaide-Parafield South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• March 1, 1934: De Havilland DH.50, Mia Mia Station Western Australia, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 11, 1933: Vickers Viastra, Perth Western Australia, Australia (0 fatalities)
• April 8, 1933: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Rocklea Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• December 6, 1932: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Richmond South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• September 18, 1932: De Havilland DH.80 Puss Moth, Byron Bay New South Wales, Australia (3 fatalities)
• June 16, 1932: Jones Wonga Monoplane, Quakers Hill New South Wales, Australia (2 fatalities)
• February 21, 1932: Avro 594 Avian, Melbourne-Essendon Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 9, 1931: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Perth-Maylands Western Australia, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 14, 1931: Lasco Lascowl, Temora New South Wales, Australia (2 fatalities)
• June 8, 1931: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Tallarock Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• June 3, 1931: Avro 594 Avian, Millthorpe New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• March 21, 1931: Avro 618 Ten, Jindabyne New South Wales, Australia (8 fatalities)
• February 24, 1931: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Laverton AFB (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• January 27, 1931: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Geelong Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• October 13, 1930: De Havilland DH.80 Puss Moth, Perth Western Australia, Australia (3 fatalities)
• August 19, 1930: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Brisbane-Archerfield Queensland, Australia (1 fatality)
• July 9, 1930: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Werribee Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 6, 1930: Junkers A.50, Manly New South Wales, Australia (1 fatality)
• May 31, 1930: Avro 594 Avian, Tamworth New South Wales, Australia (2 fatalities)
• April 27, 1930: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Orroroo South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• January 28, 1930: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Miles Queensland, Australia (2 fatalities)
• January 5, 1930: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Laverton AFB (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• November 26, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Adelaide South Australia, Australia (0 fatalities)
• November 16, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Gerringong New South Wales, Australia (2 fatalities)
• November 9, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Laverton AFB (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 14, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Adelaide-Parafield South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• May 11, 1929: De Havilland DH.50, Geraldton Western Australia, Australia (0 fatalities)
• March 7, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Wangaratta Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• February 25, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Richmond AFB New South Wales, Australia (1 fatality)
• February 15, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Moss Vale New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• February 11, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Marulan New South Wales, Australia (2 fatalities)
• January 21, 1929: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Richmond AFB New South Wales, Australia (1 fatality)
• December 26, 1928: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Melbourne-Essendon Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• December 3, 1928: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Mittagong New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 17, 1928: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 14, 1928: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Hillston New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 21, 1928: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 6, 1928: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 4, 1928: De Havilland DH.50, Adelaide South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• August 22, 1928: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Coonabarabran New South Wales, Australia (0 fatalities)
• August 17, 1928: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• June 22, 1928: Avro 504, Laverton AFB (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• March 14, 1928: Avro 504, Laverton AFB (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• March 11, 1928: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Adelaide-Parafield South Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• January 13, 1928: De Havilland DH.9, Camooweal Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 27, 1927: De Havilland DH.9, Healesville Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• August 12, 1927: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• August 6, 1927: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Melbourne-Essendon Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• July 18, 1927: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Perth Western Australia, Australia (1 fatality)
• May 15, 1927: De Havilland DH.60 Moth, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• April 21, 1927: De Havilland DH.9, Melbourne Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• April 21, 1927: De Havilland DH.9, Melbourne Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• March 24, 1927: De Havilland DH.9, Tambo Queensland, Australia (3 fatalities)
• January 6, 1927: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 5, 1926: De Havilland DH.9, Geelong Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• July 1, 1926: De Havilland DH.9, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (2 fatalities)
• June 3, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• March 2, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• February 11, 1926: De Havilland DH.9, Canberra Australian Capital Territory, Australia (2 fatalities)
• February 10, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• February 2, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• January 28, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• January 27, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• January 22, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• January 13, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• January 12, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• January 9, 1926: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• October 7, 1925: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• March 25, 1925: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)
• November 28, 1924: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 19, 1924: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (0 fatalities)
• September 13, 1923: Armstrong Whitworth F.K.8, Blackall Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• February 25, 1923: Armstrong Whitworth F.K.8, Jericho Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• January 23, 1923: Avro 504, Greenmount Beach Queensland, Australia (0 fatalities)
• December 5, 1921: Bristol Tourer, Kalbarri Western Australia, Australia (2 fatalities)
• April 6, 1921: Avro 504, Point Cook (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia (1 fatality)