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Alyemda controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 1994

    Hijacking attempt on Aden–Sana'a flight

    A further hijacking attempt occurred aboard an Alyemda Boeing 737-200 operating from Aden to Sana'a.

  2. 1993

    Boeing 737 hijacking attempt

    An armed person attempted to hijack a domestic Boeing 737 flight from Mukalla to Al Ghaydah. The aircraft landed at Al Ghaydah, passengers were evacuated, and police arrested the perpetrator.

  3. 1985

    Boeing 707 loss-of-control incident

    A Boeing 707 experienced severe pitch oscillations after an autopilot malfunction associated with water spilled on the cockpit panel and subsequent pilot error. The aircraft landed at Aden, but two passengers and one flight attendant died.

  4. 1983

    Boeing 707 hijacking to Djibouti

    Three people hijacked an Alyemda Boeing 707 on a flight from Aden to Kuwait City and forced it to divert to Djibouti, where they surrendered.

  5. 1982

    Cargo Boeing 707 attacked near Damascus

    An Alyemda Boeing 707 cargo aircraft carrying weapons from Libya to Lebanon was attacked by an unidentified fighter aircraft while approaching Damascus. The aircraft landed safely despite substantial damage.

  6. 1982

    Dash 7 crashes on approach to Aden

    On 9 May 1982, an Alyemda Dash 7 crashed into the sea while approaching Aden Airport from Mukalla. Twenty-one of 45 passengers and two of four crew members died.

  7. 1977

    Fatal C-47 crash after takeoff from Aden

    An Alyemda C-47 crashed into the Red Sea shortly after departing Aden on 1 March 1977. All 16 passengers and three crew members were killed.

  8. 1975

    DC-3 landing accident at Beihan

    An Alyemda DC-3 was damaged beyond economic repair in a landing accident at Beihan Airport after a scheduled flight from Aden.

  9. 1972

    DC-6 hijacking during Beirut–Cairo service

    Three passengers hijacked an Alyemda DC-6 on 22 August 1972 and forced a fuel stop at Nicosia before the aircraft continued to Benghazi, where the hijackers surrendered. No occupants were injured.