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Goodbye to a legend, the return of the 737 Max, an ’awesome’ disaster and much more in this week’s edition of Just the Facts, our weekly roundup of the week’s biggest news stories.
The October 2019 crash of the historic warbird in Hartford, CT, claimed the lives of seven of the 13 onboard. The NTSB found problems with restraints and with the engines.
Our pick for the week of Friday, December 11, 2020
Why was the Piper Tomahawk suffering so many loss-of-control crashes? After an FAA/NTSB investigation and recertification, you’d think the answer would be clear. You’d be wrong.
The biggest commercial event in the world, airshow organizers saw fit to pull the plug well in advance. What do they know that we don’t?
Politeness has no place in aviation, at least not where the truth is concerned.
A tragic accident unlike any we’ve ever come across. The Feds are investigating.
An aviation museum with a collection that includes some truly disturbing material goes up for sale, one piece at a time.
In other news, the auction has begun, this despite concerns that 5G uses will endanger aircraft and passengers.
The first pilot to fly supersonic, Yeager’s accomplishments went far beyond that famous first.
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