NBAA Q2 Analysis Finds Powerplant Failures, Collisions Among Safety Concerns
NBAA’s most recent analysis of business aviation accidents and incidents finds that among six recent fatal accidents included in the study, powerplant system or component failure was the leading…
NBAA’s most recent analysis of business aviation accidents and incidents finds that among six recent fatal accidents included in the study, powerplant system or component failure was the leading occurrence category, cited in two events.
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