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Horizon Air Flight 2658
	Flight 2658 on final approach, trailing smoke from the burning right engine.
Accident
Date	15 April 1988
Summary	Partial loss of engine power due to improper maintenance, followed by engine explosion and fire and loss of control on ground
Site	Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, King County, Washington
Aircraft
Aircraft type	De Havilland Canada DHC-8-102
Operator	Horizon Air
IATA flight No.	QX2658
ICAO flight No.	QXE2658
Call sign	HORIZON 658
Registration	N819PH
Flight origin	Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, King County, Washington
Destination	Spokane International Airport, Spokane, Washington
Occupants	40
Passengers	37
Crew	3
Fatalities	0
Injuries	31
Survivors	40 (all)

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Horizon Air Flight 2658 was a scheduled U.S. passenger flight from Seattle to Spokane, Washington by Horizon Air. On 15 April 1988, the De Havilland Canada DHC-8 operating the flight suffered a partial loss of power in one engine shortly after takeoff, followed by an explosion and fire in the engine nacelle while returning for an emergency landing, and then by a complete loss of control and braking upon touchdown, which caused the aircraft to crash into jetways at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, resulting in the destruction of the aircraft (the first-ever hull loss of a DHC-8-series aircraft) and serious injuries to four passengers, but no fatalities. The engine power loss and subsequent explosion and fire were determined to have been caused by improper engine maintenance which resulted in a large fuel leak.^[1]

Accident

Investigation

Notes

^ The accident site, along with the rest of Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, now falls within the city of SeaTac, but the city was not incorporated until nearly two years after the accident.