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Aerobatic pilot Rob Holland crashed between runway & taxiway during landing at Langley: NTSB
HAMPTON, Va. — As famed aerobatic pilot Rob Holland was approaching Langley Air Force Base Thursday, his MXS-RH stunt plane crashed between the taxiway and runway, National Transportation Safety Board representative Dan Boggs said Friday at a news conference to discuss the crash.
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Revisiting the Tragedy: NTSB Report on AA 5342 CRJ–Blackhawk CollisionThe NTSB has released its report on the deadly collision between American Airlines 5342’s CRJ and a military Blackhawk ...
Officials are investigating a fatal plane crash in middle Tennessee Saturday that claimed the lives of all three people on ...
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released the final report for its investigation of the March 2, 2024, ...
The pilot's failure to deice the jet before takeoff in icing conditions resulted in ice on the wing, and a subsequent stall ...
Federal investigators are sharply criticizing the fire department of Newark, New Jersey for failures in training and ...
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NTSB report on NS rear-end collision urges FRA to finish research on patching hole in PTCThe probable cause of a rear-end collision between two Norfolk Southern freight trains near Easton, Pa., last year — an ...
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NTSB reveals what caused 2023 cargo ship fire that killed 2 Newark firefighters"Staff found that the NFD's lack of marine vessel firefighting training left the land-based firefighters unprepared to ...
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge does not meet a modern risk threshold for vessel collisions according to the National ...
The flight was descending into Tulsa from Dallas on Easter Sunday when turbulence struck, Southwest Airlines said.
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