A B-300 crashed, killing 10, after the pilot failed to follow procedures for loss of engine power, the NTSB says.
An airline transport pilot’s incorrect response to the partial loss of engine power in his Textron Aviation B-300 seconds after takeoff from Addison, Texas, U.S., led to the crash that killed both pilots and all eight passengers, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says.
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