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Failure to see and avoid results in one plane landing on top of another

By NTSB · August 14, 2024 ·

The pilot of the departing airplane’s failure to see and avoid the landing airplane before takeoff, resulting in a collision with the landing airplane. Contributing was the airport’s failure to encourage pilots to use radios for traffic deconfliction when equipped.

Plane near maximum gross weight crashes after takeoff with 10° of flaps

By NTSB · August 12, 2024 ·

Both pilots’ decision to perform the takeoff near maximum gross weight with 10° of flaps, contrary to the owner’s manual procedure, which resulted in the airplane’s degraded climb performance approaching high terrain.

Stuck exhaust valve leads to forced landing that injures two

By NTSB · August 9, 2024 ·

The partial loss of engine power due to a stuck exhaust valve.

Pilot commits suicide by crashing into ocean

By NTSB · August 7, 2024 ·

The pilot’s suicide.

Human Factors: An unhealthy tango for two

By William E. Dubois · August 5, 2024 ·

We have a less than ideal airport layout with intersecting runways, view-limiting terrain, and published data ignored by the locals. Why, yes, that does seem like a good recipe for an accident, doesn’t it?

Open door distracts Cirrus pilot

By NTSB · August 5, 2024 ·

The pilot’s failure to maintain directional control while landing, resulting in a runway excursion. Contributing to the outcome was the pilot’s failure to ensure that the airplane’s right side door was properly secured prior to departing on the accident flight, and his subsequent distraction due to the door during the landing attempt.

Pilot seriously injured when experimental crashes

By NTSB · August 2, 2024 ·

The pilot’s failure to maintain proper airspeed and his exceedance of the airplane’s critical angle of attack, which resulted in an aerodynamic stall.

Fuel exhaustion fatal for two

By NTSB · August 1, 2024 ·

A total loss of engine power due to fuel exhaustion.

First flight after repairs ends in crash

By NTSB · July 31, 2024 ·

The pilot/mechanic’s inadequate inspection of the faulty horizontal stabilizer trim switch, which resulted in an uncommanded trim movement during the takeoff roll, which resulted in an aborted takeoff, and subsequent nose over.

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