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Causal Factors

Shoved Into a Black Hole

A strong tail wind and an absence of visual cues led to an overrun on a wet runway in Jamaica.

by MARK LACAGNINA

Causal Factors

Six-G Arrival

A copilot trainee inadvertently selected ground idle thrust on final approach.

by Mark Lacagnina

Causal Factors

Unperceived Predicament

A tired CRJ crew did not recognize that a go-around was in order after landing long on a contaminated runway.

by Mark Lacagnina

Causal Factors

Rewrite

A fatal accident involving a Robinson R22 has prompted a call for revised certification requirements for light helicopters.

by Linda Werfelman

Mechanical Issues, Causal Factors

‘Inadequate Maintenance’

Improper use of connection hardware began a chain reaction that led to the crash of an AS350 on a sightseeing flight, the NTSB says.

by Linda Werfelman

Causal Factors

Unintended

‘Abrupt and unusual’ control movements led to the fatal crash of an EC135, the NTSB says.

by LINDA WERFELMAN

Causal Factors

Unstable

The Falcon 10 touched down too fast and veered off the landing runway at a Toronto airport

by Linda Werfelman

Causal Factors

Between Rocks and a Wet Place

An EMS crew chose to ditch, rather than risk flaming out during another approach to a remote island airport.

by Mark Lacagnina

Mechanical Issues, Causal Factors

Double Whammy

A 757 overran a short, contaminated runway after the speed brakes and thrust reversers failed to deploy on landing.

by Mark Lacagnina

Causal Factors

High Risk, Low Need

Accident report questions decisions to launch a medevac flight in adverse conditions.

by Mark Lacagnina

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