This 360 was originallly delivered to Command Airways as N160DD in September 1987. It also flew with Fkagship Airlines and Executive Airlines before joining Loganair in September 1998. Tragically, in February 2001 the plane crashed into the Firth of Forth after taking off from Edinburgh (EGPH).

Fresh out of the paint shop. Previously N160DD of American Eagle (Flagship) and had been stored in the desert for a few years before being resurrected. Destroyed on 27th February 2001 when it crashed into the Firth of Forth after suffering a double engine failure on take off from Edinburgh. Unfortunately the crew did not survive. It was on a mail run so had no pax.

Fresh out of the paint shop after undergoing maintenance following a period of storage in the US desert. Aircraft will shortly become G-BNMT of Loganair but will be destroyed a couple of years later after crashing on take-off at Edinburgh into the Firth of Forth.

The aircraft has just arrived from a couple of years storage in the desert for maintenance and modification before going on to a new lease. It subsequently became G-BNMT of Loganair and crashed on take-off from Edinburgh into the Firth of Forth a couple of years later. Ex American Eagle (Flagship Airlines).

On 27th February 2001, this aircraft ditched into the Firth of Forth, soon after departure from Edinburgh Airport. This aircraft was used by Loganair but was operating a charter flight to Belfast for the Royal Mail. There were two crew on board but no passengers.

Just 3 days after the photo was taken, on 27th February this SD360 was flying from Edinburgh to Belfast delivering mail when it suffered a double engine failure causing the aircraft to ditch into the Firth of Forth.The aircraft broke up when hitting the water and the crew of 2 did not survive the accident.

On 27th February 2001, at around 1730 hrs, this aircraft ditched into the Firth of Forth, soon after departure from Edinburgh Airport. This aircraft was used by Loganair but was operating a charter flight to Belfast for the Royal Mail. There were two crew on board but no passengers.

Operated by Loganair. Written off in the Firth of Forth, Scotland on 27th February, 2001

Koguty Lowickie c/s. Operated by Loganair, unfortunately ditched in the Firth of Forth with the loss of the two pilots after taking off from EDI on 27/2/01.