2000 Go!Animate Field Mid-Air Collision

On New Years Day 2000, Go!Animate Airlines Express Flight 1543 (A Saab 340B) Collided Into Go!Animate Airlines Express Flight 1145 (A DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 300) Over Go!Animate Field, Killing All 65 People On Board Both Planes, The Crash Is Also Called The Go!Animate Field Disaster, It Is The Worst Crash Involving Both Planes.

Aircraft
Both Planes Were Delivered To Go!Animate Airlines Express But GAA-4932 Was Delivered In 1995 And GAA-3828 Was Delivered In 1987.

Accident
Flight 1543 Took Off From Go!Animate City Airport's Runway 2C At 8:45 AM While Flight 1145 Was Flying At 12,500 Feet (3810 Meters), At 9:10 AM, Flight 1543 Was At 12,500 Feet Also, Becuase Of ATC Focusing On A Near Mid Air Collision Between A 747-400 And A Boeing 777-300 With A Total Of 565 People On Board Both Planes, The Two Planes Then Avoided It By 5,000 Feet, However Flight 1543 And Flight 1145 Were Too Late To Alert, They Collided Into Each Other, The Tail Of Flight 1145 Was Cut Off, And Flight 1543's Right Wing Was Sliced Off, They Both Crashed Into Go!Animate Field, Killing All 65 People On Board.

Investigation
The Mid-Air Collision The GCTIA Investigated Was Possibly Caused By The Both Flights Pilots Failing To Check For Any Planes, The Airline Was Found Guilty Of Failing To Put TCAS On The Planes Involved In The Mid-Air Collision.

Impact
After The Crash, Go!Animate Airlines Express Was Grounded (When A Certain Plane Or An Airline Can't Fly) And Resumed Operations In 2002.