He is rated First Officer on the Boeing 727 and McDonnell-Douglas DC-9 While with the Navy, he served in the Vietnam War He graduated from the United States Naval Academy as the Class of 1967. He flew with the United States Navy (USN) from 1967-1974. Wojcik was hired by Eastern Air Lines in January 1974 His base airport is Atlanta (he lives in nearby Marietta)įirst Officer Bernard Wojcik (Aged 31) (Born ) Mickelson has been flying the 727 since 1968 Mickelson has 20,420 Hours of Flight Time (Including 1,110 in the 727) He is also rated First Officer on the Lockheed L-1011 Tristar and McDonnell-Douglas DC-8 Mickelson is rated Captain on the Boeing 727, Convair CV-240 Family, McDonnell-Douglas DC-9 and Lockheed L-188 Electra. He flew as a Flight Engineer on the Air Force One for Dwight D.

Prior to flying with Eastern, Mickelson flew with the United States Air Force (USAF) from 1954-1964. Mickelson was hired by Eastern Air Lines in May 1964. They're 3 Cockpit Crewmembers/ Flight CrewĬaptain Harry Mickelson (Aged 43) (Born ) The Aircraft was delivered in August 1966.įlight 628 took off at Miami at 7:40 PM ( EST) and is scheduled to land at Atlanta at 9:15 PM (EST) The plane operating the flight is an 10 year old Boeing 727-100 that was built in July 1966 and registered as N8161N. On December 28th,1976, Eastern Air Lines 628 flying from Miami International Airport in Miami, Florida, United States to Atlanta-Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. Origin Airport: Miami International Airport, Miami, United Statesĭestination Airport: Atlanta-Hartsfield International Airport, Atlanta, United States Injuries (Non Fatal): 25 (22 passengers, 3 crewmembers) Survivors: 28 (23 passengers, 5 crewmembers) (31 initially) Site: Jacksonville International Airport, Jacksonville, Florida, United Statesįatalities: 27 (25 passengers, 2 flight attendants) (24 on site, 3 in hospital) Summary: In-Flight Fire of Unknown Origin worsened by Pilot Error (An Eastern Air Lines Boeing 727-100 similar to the one involved) (This story is inspired by Air Canada flight 797 and Saudia flight 163)

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