![](https://flightsafety.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Coulson_Aviation_N134CG_Lockheed_EC-130Q_Hercules_departing_HMAS_Albatross-e1663082243362.jpg)
A Lockheed EC-130Q1 air tanker had entered a climbing left turn after dropping retardant on a wildfire in Australia’s Snowy Mountains when it rolled left and plunged to the ground, killing all three crewmembers.
Accident Investigation, Aviation Weather, News
The pilots of an EC-130 air tanker likely were unaware of other crews’ decisions to stop operations at a nearby fire site because of high winds, the ATSB says.
by Linda Werfelman | September 13, 2022
A Lockheed EC-130Q1 air tanker had entered a climbing left turn after dropping retardant on a wildfire in Australia’s Snowy Mountains when it rolled left and plunged to the ground, killing all three crewmembers.
737 MAX, Accident/Incident Investigation, News, Safety Recommendation
The NTSB is recommending action to prevent new instances of jammed rudder pedals.
by FSF Editorial Staff
The Twin Otter’s terrain-avoidance system might have provided ample warning of the mountain ahead, but…
by Mark Lacagnina
Accident Investigation, Helicopter Safety, Maintenance Matters, News, Safety Oversight
The NTSB cited deficient inspections and oversight in the 2022 crash of a former military…
by Linda Werfelman