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The remains of an insect in a pitot tube of a British Airways jetliner may well provide a clue to what happened to Air France Flight 447 when it experienced a loss of control and crashed into the Atlantic in June 2009, killing all 228 persons aboard. The insight comes...
In laying out revised training requirements, the FAA appears to be clarifying some issues while slipping, sliding and reducing many training needs. Using the perverse logic of cost-benefit, if there were no accidents the need for improved training would vanish,...
The more officials from Colgan Air tried to distance themselves from, and blame, the dead pilots for the crash, the worse it appeared. Under occasionally sharp questioning by National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators, it was apparent there was a vast...