1960 New York air disaster, Aviation disaster in the United States of America
The 1960 New York mid-air collision was a devastating event over New York City.
Two aircraft collided and crashed on December 16, 1960, claiming the lives of 134 people.
This incident highlighted the urgent need for improved air traffic control and safety measures.
Monument established at St. Michael's Cemetery, Queens, commemorates the tragedy.
It was the first time a black box recording device was used in an aviation accident investigation.
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