List of wheel-well stowaway flights

This page lists known flights with stowaways, who for various reasons traveled inside the wheel well (landing gear compartment, also known as wheel bay) of an aircraft. In the United States alone, between 1947 and June 2015, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had recorded 113 such attempts on 101 flights either departing from or landing in the U.S. Of these 113 people, 86 (76%) died.[1]

Wheel well of a Boeing 747

In other instances, stowaways traveled either in a cargo hold[2] or in a spare parts compartment,[3] both of which are pressurized. Those incidents are excluded.

Wheel well stowaways face considerable danger during takeoff, cruise, and landing. Immediately after takeoff, the landing gear retracts into the wheel wells, potentially crushing the stowaway.[4] During flight at altitudes above approximately 2,500 m (8,000 ft), hypothermia becomes a risk and reduced atmospheric pressure and partial pressure of oxygen may impair physiological processes.[5] At all cruising altitudes of jet aircraft, the partial pressure of oxygen in a wheel well is below that required to support brain consciousness.[5] At altitudes above 6,000 m (20,000 ft), stowaways may also develop decompression sickness and nitrogen gas embolism.[5] Temperatures also decrease with altitude, and may drop as low as −63 °C (−81 °F).[5] As the plane descends to lower altitudes, a gradual rewarming and reoxygenation occur;[5] however, if the stowaway does not regain consciousness and mobility by the time the landing gear is lowered during final approach, or has already died, the body may fall from the aircraft.[1] According to the FAA, it is likely that the number of stowaways is higher than records show due to bodies having fallen into the ocean.[6]

In at least one instance, on July 31, 2013, a cat survived a flight from Athens to Zürich in the front undercarriage of an Airbus A321.[7]

List
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Date Stowaway(s) Flight Aircraft Stowaway's fate
August 7, 1946 Bas Wie, 12 Kupang–Darwin Douglas DC-3 Survived, naturalised in Australia in 1958 and married[8]
August 5, 1947 Male, 30 Lisbon–Natal Douglas DC-3 Survived[9]
September 9, 1960 Daniel Melo, 16 Santa Maria-Bermuda Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation Survived, caught by LAV's ground team and deported. [10]
September 28, 1966 Male, 17 Bogotá–Mexico City Boeing 707 Survived at 34,000 ft[9][11][12][13]
April 18, 1966 Unidentified man, about 24 Moscow–Paris Sud Aviation Caravelle Died[14][15]
April 19, 1966 Unknown youth, 20/21 Orly–Morocco Sud Aviation Caravelle Died (froze)[9]
June 4, 1969 Armando Socarras Ramírez, 17, Jorge Pérez Blanco, 16 Havana–Madrid
(Iberia Flight 904)		 Douglas DC-8 Socarras survived, Pérez died[16]
July 26, 1969 Male, 17 and a second unknown Havana–Madrid Douglas DC-8 One survived, second fell to death[9]
February 22, 1970 Keith Sapsford, 14 Sydney–Tokyo
(Japan Airlines flight)		 Douglas DC-8 Died (fell from 200 ft on takeoff).[9] His fatal fall was inadvertently captured by amateur photographer John Gilpin and the photograph was published in Life magazine[17][18][19][20]
June 21, 1970 Male, 13 Lyon–Abidjan Douglas DC-8 Died (fell at Abidjan when landing gear lowered)[9]
April 14, 1972 Male, 18 San Diego–New York City Boeing 707 Died (froze)[9]
March 23, 1975 Unknown youth Bogotá–Miami Boeing 707 Died (fell)[9]
November 14, 1986 Male, 35 Panama–Miami Boeing 707 Survived at 39,000 ft[9]
February 19, 1990 Two men from Trinidad Trinidad–Toronto BWIA West Indies Airways Lockheed L1011 Both survived 5 hour flight[21]
March 15, 1993 Shamsul Ramli, 17 Kuala Lumpur–Johannesburg
(Malaysia Airlines flight)		 Boeing 747 Died. Body found in the 747's wheel well at Johannesburg Airport on arrival.[22]
June 4, 1993 Juan Carlos Guzmán-Betancourt, 17 Bogotá–Miami
(Arca Airline flight)		 Douglas DC-8 Survived at 35,000 ft, but frosted[9]
August 4, 1993 Male, 19 Bogotá–New York City Boeing 747 Died[23]
1995 Unknown migrant worker To Shanghai Boeing 747 Died (froze and fell during landing at Pudong International Airport)[24]
August 2, 1996 Two Mongolian boys, about 9 and 12 Ulan Bator–Kadena Air Base U.S. Air Force Lockheed C-141B 12-year-old died declared dead after discovery. Other child died two days later.[25][26]
October 14, 1996 Pardeep Saini, 22, Vijay Saini, 19 New Delhi–London Boeing 747 Pardeep survived in the nose wheel well at 35,000 ft,[23] Vijay died[27]
March 22, 1997 Male, adolescent Nairobi–London Boeing 747 Died (crushed in nosewheel well)[23]
1998 Trevor Jacobs, 30 Antigua–Trinidad McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Died (Trevor Jacobs was wanted on several criminal charges, including kidnapping)[28]
February 7, 1998 Unknown male Baku–London
(British Airways Flight 2028)		 Boeing 767 Died, body discovered upon arrival at Gatwick Airport on February 8[29]
July 28, 1998 Chinese male, 23 Shanghai–Tokyo Boeing 747 Survived, but hospitalized in critical condition[30]
September 14, 1998 Emilio Dominguez, 23 San Pedro Sula–Miami
(Iberia Flight 6130)		 McDonnell Douglas DC-9 Survived at 33,000 ft, traveled seeking work,[31] but was returned to Honduras
July 28, 1999 Yaguine Koita and Fodé Tounkara, 14 and 13 Conakry–Brussels
(Sabena Flight 520)		 Airbus A330 Both died (froze)[32]
August 4, 2000 Fidel Maruhi, 24 Papeete–Los Angeles–Paris
(Air France Flight 71)		 Boeing 747-400 Survived at 38,000 ft.[33] Discovered during a refueling stopover in Los Angeles, Maruhi later told, that the main motive behind his travel to France was to "shake hands" with Zinedine Zidane.[34][35][36]
June 2001 Mohammed Ayaz, 21 Muharraq–London Boeing 777 Died (traveled to London due to job hardships in Pakistan and Bahrain)[37]
August 7, 2001 Unknown male London–New York City
(American Airlines Flight 131)		 Boeing 777 Died (fell from 1,500 ft on approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport)[38]
September 2001 Mikhail Semenyaga, 24 Perm–Yekaterinburg–Frankfurt Died[39]
December 24, 2001 Alberto Rodriguez, 15, Maikel Almira, 16 Havana–London Boeing 777 Both died (planned on hiding on a flight to Miami)[40]
July 2002 Cameroonian male, 34 Rio de Janeiro–Paris
(Air France flight)		 Died[41]
December, 2002 Victor Alvarez Molina, 24 Havana–Montreal McDonnell Douglas DC-10 Survived, received refugee status in Canada[36][42]
December 5, 2002 Two boys, 12 and 14 Accra–London McDonnell Douglas DC-10 Both died[43]
January 11, 2003 Mariano Alexis Herrera-Ba, Punta Cana International Airport technician Punta Cana–Toronto Airbus A320 Died[44]
January 23, 2003 Two unidentified men Paris–Shanghai
(Air France Flight 112)		 Boeing 777 Both died (fell on approach to Pudong International Airport)[45]
February 25, 2003 Unknown male Mali or Gabon–Paris? Died (fell near Paris)[46]
March 25, 2003 Unknown male, 19 To Frankfurt Died[47]
December 24, 2003 Unknown male, about 25 Montego Bay–New York City Died[48]
December 30, 2003 Unknown male, 30s Lagos–London–New York City
(British Airways Flight 117)		 Boeing 747 Died (body found upon arrival at John F. Kennedy International Airport)[49]
July 21, 2004 Unknown male, 20 Dominican Republic–Düsseldorf Died (froze)[46]
October 22, 2004 Unknown male, 20s Miami–Detroit Boeing 737[50] Died[51]
November 11, 2004 Liang Kailong, 14, Su Qing, 13 Kunming–Chongqing Airbus A320 Liang survived, Su died (fell shortly after takeoff)[24]
November 16, 2004 Unknown Mali–Paris Died[46]
November 30, 2004 Unknown male Died (fell, body found in Louvain)[46]
May 25, 2005 Unknown boy, about 10 Dunhuang–Lanzhou Airbus A320 Died[24]
June 7, 2005 Unidentified Johannesburg–Dakar–New York City
(South African Airways Flight 203)		 Airbus A340[52] Died (crushed on approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport)[53]
January 12, 2007 Male Johannesburg–Dakar–Atlanta
(Delta Air Lines Flight 35)		 Boeing 767 Died (frozen and crushed)[54]
January 15, 2007 Unidentified Banjul–Dakar–Brussels Airbus A330-300[55] Died[56]
January 28, 2007 Samuel Peter Benjamin, 17 Singapore–Vancouver–Hong Kong–Cape Town–London–Los Angeles Boeing 747 Died in the front wheel well, presumably after hitching the aircraft in his hometown Cape Town on January 22, body discovered in Los Angeles[57]
July 19, 2007 Asian, 50s Shanghai–San Francisco
(United Airlines flight)		 Boeing 747 Died (in the nose gear wheel well)[42]
September 21, 2007 Andrey Shcherbakov, 15 Perm–Moscow Boeing 737 Survived, but suffered severe frostbite[58]
October 12, 2007 Osama R.M. Shublaq, Palestinian Kuala Lumpur–Singapore
(Singapore Airlines Flight 119)		 Boeing 777-200 Survived[59]
October 21, 2007 Ilgar Ashumov, 15 Baku–Moscow Died on approach to Domodedovo International Airport, body found 12 km from the airport[60]
August 9, 2009 Filipp Yurchenko, 19 Irkutsk–Khabarovsk–Vladivostok
(Vladivostok Avia Flight 486)		 Airbus A320 Died[61]
February 7, 2010 Unknown male New York City–Narita
(Delta Air Lines Flight 59)		 Boeing 777 Died[62]
February 18, 2010 Unknown Dominican male Santo Domingo–Miami
(Amerijet flight)		 Boeing 767 Died (fell during takeoff)[63]
March 2010 Okechukwu Okeke, Nigerian Lagos to the United States
(Delta Air Lines flight)		 Boeing 777 Died in the nose wheel well[64]
April 2010 Unknown African male To Zürich Died (fell after landing gear was lowered on approach to Zürich, body found in Weisslingen)[65]
June 6, 2010 Romanian male, 20 Vienna–London Boeing 747 Survived[66]
July 9, 2010 Unknown male Beirut–Riyadh
(Nasair flight)		 Airbus A320 Died[67]
September 19, 2010 Nigerian national Johannesburg–Lagos
(Arik Air flight)		 Died (crushed)[64]
November 2, 2010 Roman Sorokovikov, 16 Yerbogachen–Kirensk Antonov An-24 Survived, but planned to reach Irkutsk[68]
November 15, 2010 Delvonte Tisdale, 16 Charlotte–Boston
(US Airways Flight 1776)		 Boeing 737 Died (possible fatal injury inside wheel well from landing gear, fell on approach to Boston)[69]
January 15, 2011 Qasim Siddique Lahore–Dubai
(Airblue flight)		 Died (fell shortly after takeoff)[70]
July 13, 2011 Adonis Guerrero Barrios, 23 Havana–Madrid Airbus A340[71] Died[72]
July 26, 2012 Unidentified male Cape Town–London
(British Airways flight)		 Boeing 747-400 Died[73]
September 9, 2012 Jose Matada, 27 Luanda–London Boeing 777[74] Died (fell)[75][76]
October 26, 2012 Unidentified male London–Lagos Airbus A340-500 Died[77]
April 8, 2013 Unidentified male Yaoundé–Paris
(Camair-Co flight)		 Boeing 767 Died[78]
June 6, 2013 Georgian national, 22 (presumably) Rimini–Moscow
(I-Fly flight)		 Airbus A321 Died[20][79]
July 18, 2013 Hikmet Komur, 32 Istanbul–London
(British Airways Flight 675)		 Airbus A320 Died (froze), body found upon arrival at Heathrow Airport[80]
July 25, 2013 Unknown male Ouagadougou–Niamey–Paris
(Air France Flight 547)		 Airbus A330 Died (fell during landing in Niamey)[81]
August 24, 2013 Daniel Ihekina, 13/14 Benin City–Lagos Survived[82]
January 5, 2014 Unknown Mashhad–Medina (emergency landing due to landing gear failure) Boeing 767-300ER Died (body parts fell at an intersection in Mushrefa, Jeddah)[83]
February 22, 2014 Chris Dikeh, Nigerian national Dakar–Washington, D.C. Airbus A340-300 Died[84]
April 20, 2014 Yahya Abdi, Somali national, 16 San Jose–Kahului
(Hawaiian Airlines Flight 45)		 Boeing 767 Survived[85]
June 5, 2014 Male, 17 Sandefjord–Amsterdam
(KLM Cityhopper flight)		 Embraer 190 Died[86]
July 27, 2014 Unknown male teenager Mali (presumably)–Ramstein Air Base Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules Died[87]
March 14, 2015 Unidentified male, 40s Lagos–New York City
(Arik Air flight)		 Airbus A340-500 Died (the body was presumed to be in the wheel well from March 11, 2015 when the aircraft had its last flight from New York)[88]
April 7, 2015 Mario Steven Ambarita, 21 Pekanbaru–Jakarta
(Garuda Indonesia Flight 177)		 Boeing 737-800 Survived[89]
June 19, 2015 Carlito Vale, Mozambican national, 28/29, and unidentified male, 24 Johannesburg–London
(British Airways Flight 54)		 Boeing 747-400 Vale died (fell during approach, body recovered from a roof in Richmond).
The other survived with injuries and was hospitalized.[90][91]
September 12, 2015 Unidentified stowaway Nairobi–Amsterdam
(Emirates SkyCargo flight)		 Boeing 777-200 Died, body discovered upon arrival at Schiphol Airport[92]
January 11, 2016 Unidentified male São Paulo–Paris
(Air France flight)		 Boeing 777 Died, body discovered during maintenance operations on the Boeing 777 at Orly Airport[93]
February 14, 2016 Unidentified man Munich–Durban
(Western Global Airlines flight)		 McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Died, body discovered during refuelling at Harare International Airport, Zimbabwe.[94][95][96]
June 7, 2016 Unidentified male Dakar–Brussels
(Brussels Airlines Flight 204)		 Airbus A330 Died, body discovered during regular maintenance at Brussels Airport[97]
September 21, 2016 Unidentified African male Nigeria–Jeddah
(Flynas flight)		 Boeing 747 Died, body discovered in the rear wheel well during regular check at King Abdulaziz International Airport[98][99]
November 30, 2016 Unidentified stowaway Lagos–Johannesburg
(Arik Air flight)		 Airbus A330-200 Died, body discovered at the O. R. Tambo International Airport[100]
August 12, 2017 Unidentified Dominican male Santo Domingo–Miami
(American Airlines Flight 1026)		 Airbus A321 Survived, was returned to Dominican Republic[101]
January 13, 2018 Unidentified male Honolulu–Japan
(Delta Air Lines flight)		 Died, body fell on take-off.[102]
February 11, 2018 Unidentified African man Kinshasa–Ukunda
(Kenya Airways flight)		 Died, found after emergency landing at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport[103]
February 26, 2018 Marco Vinicio PG, 17, and Luis Manuel Ch. P., 16 Guayaquil–New York
(LATAM Flight 1438)		 Boeing 767-300 Both died (bodies fell on take off)[104][105]
August 2018 Unidentified male Caracas–La Fría Died (fell on takeoff from Simón Bolívar International Airport)[106]
April 13, 2019 Unidentified male Pointe-à-Pitre–Cayenne

(Air France Flight 600)

 Airbus A320 Survived. Homeless man found on the tarmac of the Félix Éboué Airport.[107] The flight made a refuelling stop at Fort-de-France between Pointe-à-Pitre and Cayenne.
June 30, 2019 Paul Manyasi, 29 (identity disputed) Nairobi–London

(Kenya Airways Flight 100)

 Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner Died (froze during the flight and fell from the landing gear on approach to London Heathrow Airport. The body fell into a garden in Clapham, one metre away from a sunbathing resident).[108] Following an investigation by Sky News it is believed that the man was 29-year old Paul Manyasi, an employee of Colnet, a cleaning company contracted by Kenya Airports Authority (KAA).[109] Manyasi's family and friends were shown photographs of the stowaway's belongings alongside an E-FIT. They confirmed that the E-FIT did bear a resemblance to Manyasi, and recognised his belongings which included a backpack which had his nickname written on it.[110] Despite this evidence, the findings from Sky News has been disputed by both the KAA and Colnet who both claimed that their records showed that Manyasi was never employed by Colnet, nor did his name appear on any airport staff registers.[111]
September 30, 2019 Unidentified male Conakry–Paris

(Royal Air Maroc Flight 526)

 Boeing 737-800 Died (froze to death midair).[112]
January 7, 2020 Unidentified male Abidjan–Paris

(Air France Flight 703)

 Boeing 777-300 Died (cause unknown; body found in plane's landing gear upon arrival at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport)[113]
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