An American Airlines Boeing 727 that crashed on its approach to landing at Greater Cincinnati Airport in November 1965 was the second Boeing 727 to come down in only a few months time. One exploded in a ball of flame before it fell into Lake Michigan the previous August. The Cincinnati crash involved poor weather and visibility along with pilot error. It was a wet rainy Monday night when Flight 383 from New York crashed in Constance, Kentucky, site of the runway of GCA. My e-book looks at many factors involved in the plane smashing into a hillside instead of following the proper route to a safe landing. The text details the conclusions of investigators who studied the disaster and delineates the results of two lawsuits filed against American Airlines by relatives of victims.