Complete Passenger Manifest
Passenger Jack Levenson had initially booked the flight for (13) friends and colleagues on the airline's much smaller Piper Navajo, paying $400 for the trip. As the Navajo seats a maximum of (7) passsngers, the decision was made to use the DC-3 aircraft. In order to fill the excess seats, the airline informally sold tickets for as low as $18 to airline business partners This resulted in large numbers of passengers who were acquaintances.
- Bill Selva - 44 - Captain - Lost at sea
- Diana Leonard - 25 - First Officer - Lost at sea
- Susan Null Payne - 23 - Flight Attendant - Lost at sea
- Jennifer Kruger - 21 - Flight Attendant - Lost at sea
- Francis Dowd - 28 - Passenger - Recovered (Employee of Sunshine Answerphone)
- Yolanda Dowd - 49 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Mother of Edward Dowd, Jr)
- Edward Dowd, Jr - 26 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Husband of Francis Dowd)
- Edward Dowd, Sr - 49 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Father of Edward Dowd, Jr)
- Terry Fernandez - 20 - Passenger - Recovered
- Kelly Goodwin - 19 - Passenger - Recovered (Dual U.S./Bahamian citizen)
- John T. Harmon - 28 - Passenger - Recovered (Financial advisor for Florida Commuter Airlines)
- Richard Hendricks - 22 - Passenger - Recovered (Brother of Tim Hendrix)
- Tim Hendricks - 24 - Passenger - Recovered (Boyfriend of Terry Fernandez)
- Peter Lapeska - Passenger - Lost at sea (Employee of Gee & Jenson)
- Tom Lapman - 25 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Companion of Mary Lynn McNamara)
- Dorothy LaPrest - 34 - Passenger - Recovered (The LaPrests had a policy of not flying on the same plane for fear their children would be orphaned)
- John LaPrest - Passenger - Lost at sea (Husband of Dorthy LaPrest)
- Jacqueline Lawson - 36 - Passenger - Recovered (Roommate of Pauline G. Miller)
- Ann Levenson - 43 - Passenger - Recovered
- Jack Levenson - 44 - Passenger - Recovered
- Allen Levine - 29 - Passenger - Lost at sea
- Ginet Lowe - 22 - Passenger - Recovered
- Edward McGahran - 21 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Friend of Kelly Goodwin)
- Mary Lynn McNamara - 19 - Passenger - Recovered
- Frank Messana - 59 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Companion of Betty Jo Skinner)
- Pauline G. Miller - 26 Passenger - Lost at sea (Employee of Gee & Jenson)
- Glen Peters - 26 - Passenger - Recovered
- Bobby Reynolds - Passenger - Lost at sea (Husband of Kim Reynolds)
- Kim Reynolds - 20 - Passenger - Recovered (Employee of Sunshine Answerphone)
- Betty Jo Skinner - 51 - Passenger - Recovered
- Doug Talgo - 24 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Foster brother of John T.Harmon)
- Carol Winter - 24 - Passenger - Lost at sea (Employee of Gee & Jenson. Purchased ticket under the alias Carol Winger)
- Genevieve (Jean) Yankovick - 47 - Passenger - Lost at sea
- George Yanovick - 55 - Passenger - Recovered
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