Landing (descent or approach)

The crew was returning to Lanzhou following a supply mission to Chinese troops based in east China. On approach at night, the airplane crashed, killing all four crew members. At the time of the accident, the airport was unlit because of a power outage.

The airplane crashed on approach to McDill AFB following a training flight. All six crew members were killed.
Crew:
1st Lt William Earl Kyle,
1st Lt William Peter Malasky,
Pfc Charles E. Jacot,
Pvt Harold W. Keebaugh,
Pvt Edmund Rohr,
Pvt Richard B. Ruggeri.

The airplane was performing a local training flight at RAF Woodhall Spa. While in the circuit, control was lost and the airplane crashed near the airfield. Two crew members were killed, four were injured and one escaped unhurt.
Crew:
Sgt W. Macleod, pilot,
Sgt Donald Francis, air gunner, †
Sgt Ronald George Matthams, †
Sgt K. W. Dykes,
Sgt T. Starkie,
P/O D. Rodger,
Sgt W. F. Guy.

The four engine airplane departed Luqa on a flight to England with an intermediate stop in Gibraltar. On board were various crew of RCAF, RAF and RAAF as well as few civilians including military wives and two children. Upon arrival at Gibraltar-North Front Airport, the crew encountered poor weather conditions with thunderstorm activity. It is believed that the airplane overshot the runway so the captain decided to go around when the aircraft stalled and crashed into the sea. Fourteen people, including eight civilians (among them two children) were killed and 26 other people were rescued, among them few were injured.
Crew:
W/O Rupert Henry Davey,
F/O Edwin Herbert Glazebrook,
P/O John William Williams,
F/Sgt Charles Edward Mutch,
F/Lt Erik Lawson Hetherington,
Sgt David William James Spencer.
Passengers killed:
Mr. Edward James Rowe,
Mrs Hannah Eunice Rowe,
Mrs Elizabeth Pricilla Sheldon,
Mrs Mabel Hucklebridge,
Mrs Isabella Josephine Aston,
Mr Simon Aston,
Mrs Edna Patricia Chase,
Mr Thomas Chase.
Passengers who survived:
W/Cdr A. H. Donaldson,
W/O Gordon Henry Taylor Farquharson,
F/Lt Rae Walton,
F/Lt Arthur Ford Roscoe,
F/Sgt D. A. Bye,
F/Sgt A. W. Varey,
F/Sgt E. L. Mahar,
F/Sgt I. Watson,
F/Sgt J. McCulloch,
F/Sgt L. G. Pow,
P/O G. W. R. Frampton,
P/O E. J. Sanders,
P/O George Frederick Beurling,
P/O F. D. Thomas,
P/O L. S. Reid,
P/O C. F. Bush,
F/O F. R. Johnson,
F/O A. S. Yates,
F/O C. A. M. Barbour,
F/O J. G. W. Farmer,
F/O J. A. H. Pinney,
Sgt E. J. Booker,
Sgt K. R. Mitchell,
Sgt F. W. Clewley,
Mrs D. W. Spencer,
Mrs J. Neighbours.

Crashed on landing and damaged beyond repair. There were no casualties.

Crashed upon landing at Gardner AFB and was damaged beyond repair. There were no casualties.

The airplane was engaged in a local test flight at RAF Downham Market. On final approach, after emerging from cloud in a steep turn, the airplane went out of control and crashed just southwest of the airbase. All 12 occupants were killed.
Crew:
F/Lt Harry Bishop Salter, pilot,
S/L Charles Gerald Fischer, pilot,
Sgt Walter Huson Hood, pilot,
F/Sgt Henry Guy Neville Fisher, pilot,
Sgt Alexander Reid McIntosh, flight engineer,
Sgt John Ling, observer,
Sgt Peter David Head, wireless operator,
Sgt Edward Albert Recchia, wireless operator,
Sgt Roland George Ponting, air gunner,
Sgt Charles Stewart Barrie, air gunner,
Sgt Arthur Beswick, air gunner,
Cpl Donald Scott Cleaver, air gunner.

The seaplane crashed in unknown circumstances into Portage Lake. Crew fate unknown.

On final approach to Ayr Airport, the pilot failed to realize his altitude was too low when the airplane hit the roof of a house and crashed short of runway. Four crew members and the passenger were killed while three others crew were injured.
Crew:
Sgt Leonard Clarke Race, pilot, †
Sgt Sidney Burr, flight engineer, †
F/Sgt John Eric Armstrong, navigator, †
Sgt Francis Thomas George Hamlyn, wireless operator, †
P/O B. P. Liddington,
P/O W. J. McCafferey,
F/Sgt R. A. Denney.
Passenger:
Mrs. Sarah Cleary. †

The crew departed Nowra on an exercise, simulating an attack of HMAS Tamworth. En route, the pilot encountered technical issues with the right engine and decided to return to Nowra. On short final, the right propeller detached and the airplane went out of control and crashed, bursting into flames. The airplane was destroyed by fire and all four crew members escaped with various injuries.
Crew:
P/O A. Y. Swanson, pilot,
Sgt J. M. Scott, navigator,
Sgt D. K. Leitzel, wireless operator,
Ac1 Broderick, air gunner.