The crash of Tramoyes involving the Air Inter Flight 2611 occurred on 12 August 1963 (1963-08-12), when a Vickers Viscount 708 operated by Air Inter, which was on a scheduled service from Lille to Nice via Lyon, crashed in the early afternoon in Tramoyes in the southwest of the Ain department, during its approach to Lyon-Bron Airport, located about 15 kilometers away.

[1] In total, the accident caused 16 fatalities: 11 of the 12 passengers, all 4 crew members, and 1 person on the ground.

[2] In command was Captain Georges Valencia, born on 1 September 1925, had logged 7400 flight hours.

[2] His co-pilot was First Officer Guy Cleret-Langavant, born on 21 July 1930, had logged 5795 flight hours.

The British medium-haul Vickers Viscount, launched in 1948, experienced a very large number of accidents during its career.