TORNADO

Date	Air Force	A'cft	Unit / Serial	based	crashed	crew	photo	seat
27th April 1981	Italian AF	Tornado				ejected safely		Martin-Baker
13th June 1981	Italian AF	Tornado				ejected safely		Martin-Baker
First Loss of RAF Tornado
27th September 1983	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA586/A	9 Sqn	Night Flight. Crashed into field near Wolfeston Village, six miles North of Kings Lynn			Martin-Baker
						Sqn. Ldr. Michael Stephens, ordered the navigator to eject but failed to do so himself and was killed in the crash	Navigator Flt. Lt. N. Nickles ejected	Martin-Baker
28th October 1983	RAF	tornado GR1	ZA558/F	617 Sqn		Sqn. Ldr. G. Thurston ejected		Martin-Baker
6-2-1984	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA451	15 Sqn	Struck by lightning. Caught fire and crashed near Jever, West Germany			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
FEEDBACK	With regard to Tornado ZD451 (lightning strike) I remember reading the official accident report on this particular crash and I believe the crew were severely reprimanded for ejecting from a serviceable aircraft. Apparently they could have saved the aircraft by jettisoning the drop tank which was all that was on fire. Hope this is of interest to you. Gary
12-7-1984	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA408	TWCU	collided with Jaguar GR1 XZ393/GK of 54 Sqn. crashed near Hempstead, Norfolk The Jaguar crashed into the North Sea Cromer, Norfolk			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
18-7-1984	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA494/15	27 Sqn	On approach to Goose Bay, Canada after loss of control due to flap failure. It hit the runway and bounced and crashed inverted in woods.			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Did Pilot eject ??	Did Navigator eject ?	Martin-Baker Mk.10
FEEDBACK	I have a little bit of info on the loss of ZA494 on the approach to Goose Bay on the 17/07/84. The main cause of the accident was that there was a crack on the telescopic shaft to the flap control unit. This caused only the slats to extend. As the flaps had not extended, full roll authority remained. At some point on short finals the pilot applied roll. Pehapse due to the wind. This cause a pilot induced osscilation in roll and this combined with the lack of flight testing of the Tornado with empty underwing fuel tanks and with stores on the outboard pylons made the pilot initiate a go around and he applied full reheat but at the same time realised that they would hit the ground and initiated command ejection. They both survived and lived to fly another day. Hope this info is useful James
8-11-1984	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA603/08	27 Sqn	crashed near Shwenfurt, West Germany
								Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
	The aircraft began to buffet and tumble out of control after the pilot had taken violent evasive action to avoid a USAF A10A. He was unable to reach the ejection handle so the navugator initiated command ejection. [bmal/224] & [bmalog/105]

FEEDBACK	I don't think the information on ZA603 is altogether accurate - my memory from the accident report was that the navigator had been reading an article on the effect of high power HF transmissions on 'fly by wire' aircraft (the HF radios on Tornados were at one time inhibited because transmitting caused the right hand engine to go into reheat) just prior to the sortie and noted that the routing took them quite close to some radio masts. He was actually looking down at his knee pad map when the pilot made an aggressive manoeuvre to avoid the A10 and thought the aircraft had gone out of control. He immediately ejected and as the command ejection system was set to 'both' he ejected the pilot as well. The command ejection system was always set to 'both' after Squadron Leader Mike Stephens lost his life in the first Tornado crash in Sept 1983. The aircraft lost all power and it was agreed between the crew that the navigator would eject first followed by the pilot. It was thought that the fumes from the ejection seat rocket pack may have incapacitated the pilot and he was unable to eject. Sadly, his wife was working in RAF Honington air traffic control at the time. I spent a couple of cold nights as a crash guard at the site (which was actually in a ploughed field on the edge of WOLFERTON village, a few hundred yards from the Queen's estate railway station and not Wolfeston Marsh). Hope this is of interest to you. Regards Gary Waters in email 4th May 2008
2nd December 1986	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA555	TWCU	Crashed into a field at Rookery Farm, Wortham, near Diss, Norfolk			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. J. Magowan	Sqn. Ldr. E. J. Wyer	Martin-Baker
10th December 1986	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA605/G	617 Sqn	Collided with Tornado GR1 ZA611/A 617 Sqn while joining up after take off from Marham on a night sortie. Crashed onto a disused railway line one and a half miles north of Thorney, Cambs. ZA611 made an emergency landing at Marham			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. R. P. Lewis	Flt. Lt. A. M. Randall	Martin-Baker
30th March 1987	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZD894/BE	14 Sqn	Crashed near Hunxe, West Germany			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. J. A. Hill	Flt. Lt. J. P. Moloney	Martin-Baker
15th April 1987	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA366	TWCU	Fire damaged controls. Crashed onto the old airfield at Manby, Lincs
						ejected	ejected
3rd June 1987	RAF	Tornado
						W.C A. V. B. Hawken	W.C N. R. Irving
17th June 1987	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA493/GH	20 Sqn RAF Waddington	collided with RAF Jaguar GR1 XZ116/D of 441 Sqnhead on in the Borrowdale Valley, Cumbria both crashing at Wall Crag. The Jaguar pilot was killed
						Flt. Lt. N. J.Campion	Flt. Lt. J. S. Head.
FEEDBACK part 1	Re RAF Tornado ZA493 Your site says that this aircraft was from 41 Sqn and the Jaguar that it hit was from 20 Sqn - this is the wrong way round. The 20 Sqn Tornado had taken off from Waddington (on detachment from Laarbruch) and the Jaguar was from 41 Sqn I hope this helps. Cheers Steve Cook in email 11th November 2008 [amended 22nd November 2008]
27th July 1987	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD738/DD	31 Sqn	Crashed onto the North Yorkshire Moors near Sadmoor
						Sqn. Ldr. Walker	Flt. Lt. Lloyd
20th March 1988	RAF	Tornado GR.1		20 Squadron	crashed in the desert during Exercise Green Flag in Nevada, USA IS THIS THE LOSS REPORTED BELOW ?			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected.	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker
30th March 1988	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZA448/EB	15 Squadron	Crashed on the Nellis AFB ranges during a "Green Flag" exercise. Control lost after taking avoiding action due to a SAM contact.			Martin-Baker
						Flg. Off. T. D. Robinson (20 Sqn) ejected safely	Flt. Lt. S. P. Townsend (20 Sqn) ejected safely	Martin-Baker
FEEDBACK part 2	ZA448 I remember us losing one aircraft whilst we were in Nellis in March 88, not sure about the second (unidentified aircraft). I think this is probably a ghost listing for the same crash. I hope this helps. Cheers Steve Cook in email 11th November 2008 [amended 22nd November 2008]
13-1-1989	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD891 BB	14 Squadron Bruggen, West Germany
	flew into a formation of 8 West German Air Force Alpha Jets on approach to Wittmund colliding with two of the trainers. The Tornado and one of the Alpha jets crashed near Weismoor. Two crew of Tornado killed. Pilot of Alpha Jet 40+87 of JBG 43 ejected. [afm f/7/89] & full report [afm/j/15/90] & [bmal/237] WAS THERE ANY EJECTION ATTEMPT BY THE TORNADO CREW ???
20th June 1989	Italian AF	Tornado IDS	MM7077/6-65	6 Stormo	crashed near its base after a suspected bird strike whilst flying at 800ft and 225 kts			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						TEN G. Di Zenzo	S.TEN M. Piccoli	Martin-Baker Mk.10
26-6-1989	Italian Air Force	Tornado		6 Stormo Ghedi AFB	crashed near its base			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
28th August 1989	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado IDS	706	7 Squadron at Dahran	crashed on approach	pilot ejected		Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						navigator ejected		Martin-Baker Mk.10A
9th January 1990	RAF	Tornado						Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. I. J. McLean ejected	Flt. Lt. N. Johnston ejected	Martin-Baker
17th January 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD791/BG	14 Sqn	SAM 16 over Ar Rumaylah Air Base, Iraq	Flt. Lt. John Peters ejected - POW [Personal testimony]	Flt. Lt. John Nichol ejected - POW	Martin-Baker
16th or 18th January 1991	Italy	Tornado			Enemy action	Major Gianmarco Bellini	F.Capt. M. Cocciolone	Martin-Baker
								Martin-Baker
19th / 20th January 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZA396/GE	20 Sqn	Hit by SAM 7 during low level ground attack mission on Tallil Air Base, Iraq.	Flt. Lt. R. Stewart ejected POW. Later released.	Flt. Lt. D. Waddington ejected POW. Later released.	Martin-Baker
20th January 1991	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado IDS	765		ran out of fuel following a missed approach in weather.	pilot ejected and rescued	DETAILS APPRECIATED	Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						navigator ejected and rescued	DETAILS APPRECIATED	Martin-Baker Mk.10A
20th January 1991	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZD893/AG	9 Sqn	Suffered a technical failure on take off from Tabuk, Saudi Arabia for a ground attack mission			Martin-Baker
						Sqn. Ldr. P. Batson ejected	W.C Mike Heath ejected	Martin-Baker
22nd January 1991	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA467	31Sqn	Crashed on Bombing mission to Ar Rutbah, Iraq			Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						Sqn Ldr Gary Lennox killed	Sqn Ldr Adrian Paul 'Kev' Weeks killed	Martin-Baker Mk.10A
	S/L Gary Lennox and Flt Lt Weaks were killed in Jan 91. After releasing bombs they crashed. I don’t know the full circumstances. Tobuk only lost 2 Tornados and the second was Batson and Mike Heath which you have captured correctly. I was waiting at the end of the runway when they tried to land which was not possible so they went to a safe area and ejected safely. Mick Parsons
24th January 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZA403/CO	17 Sqn. Ar Rumaylah Air Base, Iraq	1000 lb bomb exploded prematurely	Sqn. Ldr. R. Ankerson ejected - POW	Flg. Off. S. Burgess ejected - POW [Pilot Flt. Lt. Simon Burgess was killed when parachute failed to deploy when ejecting from Hawk T.1 XX164 on 13-2-1996]	Martin-Baker
14th February 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD717/CD	17 Sqn. Al Taqaddum Air Base, Iraq	Hit by two SA-2 SAMs during laser guided bombing mission			Martin-Baker
						Navigator Flt. Lt. Stephen M. Hicks ejected but was killed	Flt. Lt. R. Clark ejected	Martin-Baker
10th May 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZA376	on loan to 20 Sqn but flown by 15 Sqn crew	Crashed near Lubberstedt, Germany. Crew ejected by navigator			Martin-Baker Martin-Baker
						Sqn. Ldr. Pablo Mason	Flt. Lt. Rob Woods
8th August 1991	German AF	Tornado	44+77	jbG.33	Crashed between Lanstein and Badaems during a sortie from Buchel			Martin-Baker
						Capt. Albrecht ejected safely	1.Lt. J. Asanger ejected safely	Martin-Baker
23rd August 1991	RAF	Tornado						Martin-Baker
						Flg. Off. G. Harley	Flg. Off. M. Entwhistle	Martin-Baker
12th September 1991	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZA540/JQ	27 Sqn Marham	crashed into the Bristol Channel south of Steep Holm Island			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. A. Edwards	W.C J. Ball	Martin-Baker
10th October 1991	German Navy	Tornado	43+84	MfG.1	collided in mid-air during 'buddy buddy" refueling and crashed into the sea near the Skaggerak between Denmark and Norway	Lt. Cdr. D.Henschel O.Lt. M. Gohler Lt. Cdr. K. Seemann		Martin-Baker
								Martin-Baker
10th October 1991	German Navy	Tornado	46+17	MfG.1				Martin-Baker
								Martin-Baker
6th February 1992	German Navy	Tornado	46+16	MfG.1	crashed into a field at Cloppenburg, near Oldenburg, northern Germany		Lt. B. Bardischewski ejected suffering minor injuries	Martin-Baker
							Lt. A. Hug ejected suffering minor injuries	Martin-Baker
19th January 1993	German AF	Tornado	44+99	JBG34	crashed in in open field near Ansbach, Bavaria		#
						Capt. Rudolph ejected	Capt. Brosch ejected
21st October 1993	RAF	Tornado F3	ZE858/GO	43 Sqn	crashed onto moorland adjacent to the A66 road at Stainmore near Barnard Castle at the border between Cumbria and County Durham
						Flt. Lt. L. Taylor	Flt. Lt. S. Walker
7th June 1994	RAF	Tornado F3	ZE809/HP	111 Sqn on loan to 11 Squadron	crashed into the North Sea sixty miles east of Newcastle, Tyne and Wear		Flt. Lt. S. Smiley ejected	Martin-Baker
							Flt. Lt. C. Chew ejected	Martin-Baker
8th July 1994	RAF	Tornado F3	ZH558		Into Sea off Cyprus near Akrotiri
						Flight Lieutenant Nigel ORME killed	light Lieutenant StuariJohn MacDonald WALKER killed
18th July 1994	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado	774	7sq			DETAILS APPRECIATED
19th July 1994	RAF	Tornado GR1	ZA368	on loan to 15(R) Sqn		GAF		Martin-Baker
						Hptm. A. Stumpf	Flt. S. T. Petherick	Martin-Baker
25th July 1994	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado	763				DETAILS APPRECIATED
1st August 1994	RAF	Tornado GR1A	ZA397/O	2 Sqn	collided with the underside of Tornado GR1 ZD844/DE of 31 Sqn at Radisson, 500 miles north of Quebec, en route to Goose Bay, Newfoundlan			Martin-Baker
						Flg. Off. I. Knott	Sqn. Ldr. D. H. Macleod	Martin-Baker
1st September 1994	RAF	Tornado GR1A	ZG708	13 Sqn	Aircraft low level sortie - normal till something made the pilot enter a steep bank from which they crashed at the summit of the pass ground in Glen Ogle Scotland			Martin-Baker
						Flight Lieutenant Peter John Michael MOSLEY killed	Flight Lieutenant Patrick Peter HARRISON killed	Martin-Baker
19th September 1994	RAF	Tornado GR1A	ZG725/J	13 Sqn	into the Mediterranean Sea off Sardinia			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. Ring	Flg. Off. E. P. Moriarty	Martin-Baker
10th March 1995	RAF	Tornado F3	ZE789/AU	56 (R) Sqn	Crashed into the North Sea eleven miles off Spurn Point, Humberside			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. D. J. Hazell ejected	Navigator ejected but declared dead on arrival at hospital	Martin-Baker
25th August 1995	German AF	Tornado		JBG.34	collided in mid-air close to their base at Memmiingen, Bavaria			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker
25th August 1995	German AF	Tornado		JBG.34	collided in mid-air close to their base at Memmiingen, Bavaria			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker
31st August 1995	Italian AF	Tornado MM7076	36-30	36o Stormo/156o Gruppo - Gioia del Colle	crashed into the Gulf of Taranto			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker
5th September 1995	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado ADV	704	7sq	damaged		DETAILS APPRECIATED
14th September 1995	RAF	Tornado GR1A	ZG714/Q	13 Sqn Aircraft both crew 12th Sqn	Nose wheel collapse following Aquaplaning on landing at Goose Bay, Canada			Martin-Baker
						Pilot Capt (RNLAF exchange) Jon Semmeling ejected	Navigator Flt Lt Mike Looseley ejected	Martin-Baker
30th October 1995	RAF	Tornado F3	ZE733	43 Sqn Leuchers	collided with Tornado F3 ZE210/GD at night over the North Sea sixty miles north east of Berwick, Northumberland. ZE210/GD landed safely			Martin-Baker
						Flt. Lt. McCarry ejected and rescued by a Sea King from Boulmer	Flt. Lt. Booth ejected and rescued by a Sea King from Boulmer	Martin-Baker
10th January 1996	RAF	RAF Tornado F.3	ZE166/AF	56R Sqn Coningsby	ACM collided with ZE862/AB			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker
10th January 1996	RAF	RAF Tornado F.3	ZE862/AB	56R Sqn Coningsby	ACM collided with ZE166/AF			Martin-Baker
						Pilot ejected	Navigator Ian Weaver ejected	Martin-Baker
FEEDBACK	I can add a bit of detail to the mid air collision between two RAF Tornados dated 10 Jan 96. My name is Ian Weaver . . .

11th January 1996	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD846/BL	14 Sqn RAF Laarbruch	crashed into woodland on a golf course near Albachten, 6 miles southwest of Munster, Germany			Martin-Baker
						Pilot (Italian AF on exchange) ejected at 1000 feet	Navigator ejected ejected at 1000 feet	Martin-Baker
26th February 1996	RAF	Tornado GR.1	ZD845/AF	9 Sqn	Crashed due to a Gearbox Faliure - forced to divert to RAF Laarbruch crashed 8 miles south of Laarbruch, some 2 miles west of Kamp Lintford, beetween Geldern and Issum			Martin-Baker
						Sqn. Ldr. Risdale ejected safely	W. C. Peach ejected safely	Martin-Baker
8th December 1997	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado	7517	83sq			DETAILS APPRECIATED
5th June 1998	RAF	Tornado F-3	ZE732 BB	29sq RAF Coningsby	Lost during outine training flight with two other Tornadoes off Flamborough Head near Bridlington, Yorkshire			Martin-Baker
						pilot Squadron Leader William Michael Vivian 33 killed	navigator Flight Lieutenant Derek Stuart Lacey 33 killed	Martin-Baker
25th June 1998	RAF	Tornado GR4	ZA84 AA	9sq	Damaged
8th November 1998	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado ADV	2912	29sq			DETAILS APPRECIATED
8th November 1998	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado ADV	2916	29sq			DETAILS APPRECIATED
21st January 1999 11.35am		Tornado GR1	ZA330 (B08)	TTTE Cottesmore	low level mid air collision with a Cessna over Sherwood Forest, Mattersey Nottinghamshire
						Italian student Matteo Di Carlo, a 25-year-old Italian student pilot-officer killed	British QFI instructor Flight Lieutenant Greg Hurst, 35 in the back seat killed
FEEDBACK	One more for your list is that of Tornado GR1 ZA330 (B08) of TTTE Cottesmore which had a low level mid air collision with a Cessna over Sherwood Forest in late 98 early 99 just before TTTE ceased flying. The pilot was an Italian student with a British QFI in the back seat. There was no ejection made however, through the impact to the radome the pilots drogue initiated a manual release but the aircraft crashed within seconds. Unfortunately the occupents of the Cessna also perished. Further to the aircrafts history, ZA330 was the first British Tornado to do an inadvertent wheels up landing at RAF Coningsby around 84 time. It was so badly damaged it was ferried to BAE Warton for an extensive rebuild. Spookily, I was the see in crew on B08 in 1980 when the aircraft arrived at TTTE on initial dispatch to the RAF with A BAE crew. Regards Terry Haggan in email 16th February 2008
FEEDBACK	I am a resident of Mattersey, Nottinghamshire and was at home the day that Tornado ZA330 (B08) was involved in the collision with the Cessna. I did not see the actual collision but heard the Tornado as it approached the village, I then heard a sound like an almighty crack. I immediately went outside to find what looked like paper or foil falling out of the sky, my first thoughts were that the Tornado may have inadvertently fired released chaff and this was what I was seeing. Within moments there was a huge thunderous rumbling explosion form the far side of Pusto Hill followed by a massive black cloud of smoke (like a mushroom cloud) My neighbour came to me to say she saw the Tornado fly right through the Cessna and that the Cessna had broken up and fallen to the ground near the school. My daughter was in the school so I jumped into the car and went straight there, thankfully the debris had missed the school and had fallen in a field about 300 meters away. As I arrived there was another person arriving, I had a mobile telephone with me so called the emergency services and waited for the Fire Engine to attend, having directed them to the crash site I left. It was clear from what I had seen that the two guys in the Cessna had not survived but there was hope that at least one of the servicemen had survived as a parachute had been seen by some people. The parachute belonged to Matteo Di Carlo but we heard a few hours later that he had not survived the impact of the aircraft collision. The crash site of the Tornado was about 1 to 1.5 miles away in a field by the side of a village called Everton. It was surreal, from what I saw there were just a few peices of smoking wreckage I remember that I thought they must be engines. The vast majority of the Tornado was not visible, I dont know if it was burried in the field or if it had exploded into fragments. Both crash sites were horffic scenes that I will never be able to forget. My thoughts go out to the 4 guy's families. Regards Allan in email 28th August 2010
1st September 1999	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado	7501				DETAILS APPRECIATED
14th October 1999	RAF	Panavia Tornado GR.1	ZD809	15 Reserve Squadron RAF based at RAF Lossiemouth UK	Routine sortie to training grounds in Germany were aborted due to bad weather. Crashed into farmland between Ingoe and Kirheaton some 15 miles outside Newcastle Upon Tyne.			Martin-Baker
						pilot Flt.Lt Richard Ashley Wright 30 killed	navigator Flt.Lt Sean Patrick Casabayo 30 killed	Martin-Baker

Wednesday 17th November 1999	RAF	Tornado F.3	ZE830	5 Sqn RAF Coningsby Lincolnshire	Crashed near the British Energy Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor nuclear power station at Torness, East Lothian in the UK during a night low level navigational training mission. The aircraft was steered clear of the nuclear plant. The crew then abandoned the aircraft which continued and crashed in to the sea 1km off the East Lothian coast, nr Torness Point.			Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						pilot ejected landed near the village of Birnieknowes rescued by a 202 Squadron Sea King from Boulmer	navigator ejected landed near the village of Birnieknowes rescued by a 202 Squadron Sea King from Boulmer	Martin-Baker Mk.10A


18th November 2000	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado IDS	6610	66sq	in the Beesha		DETAILS APPRECIATED
18th March 2001 9 o'clock	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado			crashed due to a technical fault on a training mission in the Eastern Province
						Captain Nawaf bin Jijab bin Eidal-Otaibi killed	First Lieutenant Fayez bin Awadh bin Rajeh Al-Rouqi killed
Tuesday 28th June 2001 evening	Royal Saudi Air Force Royal Air Force	Tornado		technical failure	Crashed in the southern part of the Kingdom during a night training exercise	pilot ejected and rescued	DETAILS APPRECIATED	Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						navigator ejected and rescued	DETAILS APPRECIATED	Martin-Baker Mk.10A
						Can anyone confirm nationality of the crew ??
14th July 2001	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado					DETAILS APPRECIATED
8th November 2001 09.03	German A.F.	Tornado	44+51		Birdstrike. Crashed on the beach in a 60 degree dive, where it exploded			Martin-Baker
						ejected - landed in water	ejected - landed on Vliehors Gunnery Range	Martin-Baker
18th May 2002	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado CS	8313	83sq	damaged		DETAILS APPRECIATED
Wednesday 15^th May 2002	German AF	Panavia Tornado			Crashed in mountains while operating out of Holloman AFB tactical training centre New Mexico, USA	One crewmember ejected safely		Martin-Baker
Friday 17th May 2002	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4	serial VI	No. 2 (AC) Sqn RAF Marham in Norfolk	crashed in the river Humber due to a rear fusealage fire caused by engine break up over time and the collection of metal peices causing the engine to over heat			Martin-Baker
						???	???
						Pilot ejected safely	Navigator ejected safely	Martin-Baker
12th March 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado F3		Damaged
23rd March 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4	ZG710 D Yahoo 76	9 Squadron based at Ali Al Salem in Kuwait also seen as13th Sqn	CENTCOM reported that a Patriot missile downed the Tornado			Martin-Baker
						Flight Lt Kevin Main killed	Flight Lt David Williams killed	Martin-Baker
Monday 7th April 2003	Italian AF	Tornado			Puglia, Italy			Martin-Baker
						ejected safely	ejected safely	Martin-Baker
25th August 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado F3	ZG751 WP	11 Sqn	Damaged
?? October 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4	ZA563 AG	9 Sqn	Damaged
21st November 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4	ZA452 DF	31 Sqn	Damaged
28th November 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4	ZA608	15 [R]Sqn
4th December 2003	Royal Air Force	Tornado F3	ZH555 PT	56 Sqn	Damaged

22nd April 2004	GAF	Tornado		51 Immelmann reconnaissance squadron, Jagel	Two German Air Force Tornado jets both from the same squadron collided in mid-air above the St Peter-Ording beach resort on the North Sea at an altitude of 5000 metres			Martin-Baker
						Major Arndt Freiberger ejected but did not survive	First Lieutenant Sebastian Schulz ejected but did not survive	Martin-Baker
22nd July 2004 about 11:00	RAF	Tornado GR4		No. 2 (AC) Sqn RAF Marham in Norfolk	crashed in the North Sea between five to 10 miles east of Craster, Northumberland. Helicopter from RAF Boulmer was scrambled after receiving a mayday call just after 1100 BST on Thursday			Martin-Baker
						Pilot Ejected	Navigator Ejected	Martin-Baker
						airlifted and taken to hospital in Newcastle within 30 minutes of ejection
9th December 2004	GAF	Tornado ECR	46+42	JBG 32 Lechfeld	Crashed shortly after take-off Lagerlechfeld, Deutschland,			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot killed	Navigator killed	Martin-Baker Mk.10
Friday 14th October 2005 17:45h	RAF	Tornado F3	ZE962 / XC nr 35	111 Sqn	crashed into the sea off the east coast of Scotland shortly after taking off from its base			Martin-Baker 10A
						Flt. Lt. Sam Cowan ejected	Sergeant Iain Logan ejected	Martin-Baker 10A
Tuesday 24th October 2006 about 11:15 am	Royal Air Force	Tornado GR4		No. 2 (AC) Sqn RAF Marham in Norfolk	During a training exercise crashed on the Holbeach coastal bombing range near the Wash in Lincolnshire	???	???	Martin-Baker Mk 10A zero/zero ??
						Pilot XIII Sqn ejected safely	Navigator XIII Sqn ejected safely sustained MDC burns	Martin-Baker Mk 10A zero/zero ??
						both crew rescued by Sea King helicopters, from RAF Wattisham and Leconfield, and initially taken to Kings Lynn hospital to be assessed for injuries.
12th April 2007	GAF	Tornado ECR	46+47	JBG 32 Lechfeld	Crashed into Mountain Bernese Oberland, Switzerland			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot killed	WSO injured	Martin-Baker Mk.10
Wednesday 6th June 2007 afternoon	Italian Air Force	Tornado			Crashed Magliarino, near Ferrara.			Martin-Baker
						ejected	ejected	Martin-Baker
Monday 28th January 2008 11.25am	Italian Air Force	Tornado	MM55011	6th Stormo Ghedi	Fire during take off run	pic		Martin-Baker
						Col. Aurelio Colagrande ejected	Maj. Vincenzo Ruggiero ejected	Martin-Baker
Monday 5th August 2008 17:00h	RAF	Tornado GR4	"005"	13 Squadron RAF Marham, Norfolk	Ran off runway at Newcastle airport during emergency landing following bird strike
						pilot OK no ejection	navigator OK no ejection
Monday 23rd March 2009	German Air Force	GAF Tornado 45+37 belonging to JBG33 photo via Wolfgang						Martin-Baker
		PA 200 Tornado IDS	45+37	JaboG33 [Jagdbombergeschwader-33] Büchel air base North Rhine-Westphalia	Crashed during night-time training sortie	Pilot ?? ejected injured	Navigator ?? ejected injured	Martin-Baker
Thursday 2nd July 2009 11:45	RAF	Tornado F3		43 Sqn RAF Leuchers	Routine Training flight. Crashed in Glen Kinglas, Argyll,			Martin-Baker
						Pilot killed	Navigator killed	Martin-Baker
Monday 20th July 2009 07:20	NATO RAF	Panavia Tornado GR4		ISAF [12 Squadron based at RAF Lossiemouth]	Crashed on take off inside Kandahar Airfield			Martin-Baker
						ejected treated at base hospital	ejected treated at base hospital	Martin-Baker
	Further details when available
Thursday 2nd July 2009 11:45	RAF	Tornado F3		43 Sqn RAF Leuchars	Routine Training flight. Crashed in Glen Kinglas, Argyll,			Martin-Baker
						Flight Lieutenant Kenneth Thompson killed	Flight Lieutenant Nigel Morton killed	Martin-Baker
Sunday 15th November 2009 12:22	Royal Saudi Air Force	Tornado	701	7 Squadron King Abdul Aziz Airbase	Crashed in Jaishiya, 135 km from Dammam in the desert along the Riyadh-Dammam Expressway during training exercise			Martin-Baker Mk. SA10A
						pilot ejected	navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk. SA10A
Thursday 27th January 2011 14:43	RAF	Tornado GR.4	ZG792	RAF Lossiemouth	Aircraft caught fire at approximately 6,000 ft. Crashed off the west coast at Loch Ewe, near Gairloch, Wester Ross			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
	Crew rescued by Coastguard helicopter from Stornoway and were taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness
Thursday 10th February 2011 17:00	RAF	Tornado GR.4	ZD741 089 C/n 361/BT040/3167	RAF Lossiemouth	Problems during landing at Lossiemouth More details when available			Martin-Baker Mk.10
						Pilot ejected	Navigator ejected	Martin-Baker Mk.10
Tuesday 3rd July 2012 <14:00	RAF	Tornado GR4		XV (Reserve) Squadron RAF Lossiemouth	Crashed during low flying exercise into the sea off the north east Scottish coast near the Beatrice oilfield in the Moray Firth, in foggy conditions			Martin-Baker Mk. 10A
						Flight Lieutenant Hywel Poole 28 died in hospital		Martin-Baker Mk. 10A
Tuesday 3rd July 2012	RAF	Tornado GR4		XV (Reserve) Squadron RAF Lossiemouth	Crashed during low flying exercise into the sea off the north east Scottish coast near the Beatrice oilfield in the Moray Firth, in foggy conditions			Martin-Baker Mk. 10A
						Squadron Leader Samuel Bailey 35 missing presumed dead	Flight Lieutenant Adam Sanders 27 missing presumed dead	Martin-Baker Mk. 10A
	Two aircrew picked up by helicopter and flown to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness. One died later [15 (Reserve) Squadron]. Other two crew now presumed killed in crash. Missing all photos mod

22nd April 2004	GAF
		Tornado			Martin-Baker
			Pilot Colonel Helmar Storm ejected at 5000 metres	lieutenant colonel Bert Bert-Ullrich Schmidt ejected at 5000 metres	Martin-Baker


Source List and Acknowledgements to be added