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{{Infobox aircraft occurrence
| occurrence_type = Accident
| name            = Golden Pacific Flight 008
| date            = {{start-date|March 14, 1996}}
| summary        = Runway overrun following pilot error due to inclement weather
| type            = Boeing 777-200ER
| site            = [[Interstate 205]], [[Lannex]], Greenfield, California, United States
| total_fatalities = 192
| fatalities      = 192
| aircraft_type  = Boeing 777-200ER
| origin          = Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney, Australia
| destination    = [[Greenfield International Airport]], Greenfield, California, United States
| aircraft_name  = Boeing 777-200ER
| operator        = [[Golden Pacific]]
| IATA = GP008
| ICAO = GPA008
| callsign = GOLDEN 008
| tail_number    = N27873
| passengers      = 184
| crew            = 8
| survivors      = 0
| occupants      = 192
| ground_fatalities = 12
| ground_injuries = 21
}}
'''Golden Pacific Flight 008''' (GP8/GPC8) was a scheduled passenger flight from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to [[Greenfield International Airport]] with a stop in Hawaii. On March 14th 1996 the [[Golden Pacific]] Boeing 767-200ER operating this flight overran the runway while landing due to a loss of control resulting from strong crosswinds. There were 184 casualties on the plane and a further 12 on the ground, making for the deadliest accident in GIA since a Lockheed Electra operated by the Marine Corps crashed into the bay in 1973, and the deadliest in all of California.  
'''Golden Pacific Flight 008''' (GP8/GPC8) was a scheduled passenger flight from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport to [[Greenfield International Airport]] with a stop in Hawaii. On March 14th 1996 the [[Golden Pacific]] Boeing 767-200ER operating this flight overran the runway while landing due to a loss of control resulting from strong crosswinds. There were 184 casualties on the plane and a further 12 on the ground, making for the deadliest accident in GIA since a Lockheed Electra operated by the Marine Corps crashed into the bay in 1973, and the deadliest in all of California.  


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