Weather, Pilot Issues Appear As Factors In Fatal Citation Crash
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Weather appears to have been a major factor in the fatal crash of a 1979 Cessna Citation 550 on July 8, carrying two pilots and four passengers, but other issues may have contributed, according to an initial analysis by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Air Safety Institute (AOPA ASI). All...
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