NTSB Cites Blade Separation in Electric Aircraft Accident
The National Transportation Safety Board is citing blade failure as the cause of the crash of a remotely piloted Joby Aviation electric aircraft in 2022.
The National Transportation Safety Board is citing blade failure as the cause of the crash of a remotely piloted Joby Aviation electric aircraft in 2022.
The business jet came down on Interstate 75 in Naples.
The agency’s findings focus on errors in fuel management.
There’s quite a difference between
simulated IFR and the real thing.
The pilot is believed to have intentionally crashed the aircraft in a remote part of Texas.
The lawsuit has been filed on behalf of passengers from Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.
The agency says the emergency situation “should have never happened.”
Employees of Spirit AeroSystems allege poor quality control in legal filing.
With the door plug recovered, the team is heading back to Washington, D.C.
Federal officials have found the fuselage door plug blown off the Alaska Airlines flight on Friday night out of Portland, Oregon.