in the state of New York. The aircraft was subsequently restored to flying condition, and as of October 2007 was with BGA Aviation, Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States as N459NA. 12 October Douglas C-47A ZS-EJK of Comair was written off in South Africa, when it crashed into a mountain near Graskop, from Hoedspruit when attempting to divert to that airport whilst flying in instrument meteorological conditions. All 30 people on board survived. 5 December In the United States, privately owned Douglas C-53 N163E was damaged beyond repair in a taxiing accident at Hollywood-Burbank Airport in California. The aircraft's fuselage was later used as a restaurant in Las Vegas, Nevada. 12 December In Colombia, Douglas C-47A HK-2580 of Transportes Aéreas Latinamericas crashed at Santiago Vila Airport, Girardot while on a training flight destined to land at Mariquita Airport. One of the four people on board was killed. 1982 (unknown date) In the Philippines, Douglas C-47B RP-C3 of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (the central bank of the Philippines) was damaged beyond repair in an accident at Manila International Airport. 1983 16 January In the United States, Douglas DC-3 TG-SAB was damaged beyond repair when it crash-landed on a beach at Bay City, Texas. The aircraft was being used to smuggle marijuana when it struck the beach, resulting in a propeller being torn off. 15 February Douglas DC-3 C-FBKX of Ontario Central Airlines was damaged beyond repair in Canada during a forced landing at Shamathawa, New Brunswick. The overloaded aircraft was unable to maintain flight following an engine failure while on a non-scheduled passenger flight; all four people on board survived. As of July 2009, the hulk of the aircraft remains on site at . 18 March Douglas C-47E FAP-356 of the Fuerza Aérea del Perú was damaged beyond repair in an accident at Arequipa Airport in Peru. 3 May In Colombia, Douglas C-47B FAC-1126 of SATENA was damaged beyond repair in an accident at Palmaseca Airport, Cali. 22 June Douglas C-47A C-GUBT of Skycraft Air Transport crashed in Canada on approach to Toronto International Airport, at the end of an international cargo flight from Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport, Ohio. Both crew were killed. 19 July Douglas C-47A N480F of Chevron Oil crashed in Sudan, shortly after take-off from Khartoum International Airport on a non-scheduled passenger flight. Both engines had failed, probably due to contaminated fuel. All 27 people on board survived. 9 August