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Battery failure leads to fuel starvation

By NTSB · August 6, 2018 ·

Fuel Starvation NTSB Accident Report

A reduction in electrical power, which disabled both fuel pumps and resulted in fuel starvation and a loss of engine power.

Tailwheel fails on landing

By NTSB · August 3, 2018 ·

Equipment Failure NTSB Accident Report

Corrosion and cracks in the tailwheel suspension assembly was cited as the culprit in this loss of directional control accident.

Failure to go-around contributes to crash

By NTSB · August 2, 2018 ·

Pilot Error NTSB Accident Report

The airplane didn’t touch down until it passed the halfway point of the runway.

Student hits wind sock

By NTSB · July 31, 2018 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

A simple failure to maintain directional control led to accident.

Airstrip’s uneven surface contributes to crash

By NTSB · July 30, 2018 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

Alon A2 bounced into the air and stalled before the pilot could gain control.

Student loses control on landing

By NTSB · July 27, 2018 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

A failure to maintain directional control led a wild ride in an Aeronca for this student pilot.

Carb icing likely culprit in crash

By NTSB · July 26, 2018 ·

AR-Carb Icing

Atmospheric conditions – 81° temp and 66° dew point – make for a “moderate risk” for carb ice.

Wet grass runway contributes to crash

By NTSB · July 25, 2018 ·

Pilot Error NTSB Accident Report

Full airplane, wet grass, short run all factored into C-208 running off the end of the runway.

High density altitude contributes to Ercoupe hitting tree during takeoff

By NTSB · July 24, 2018 ·

Loss of Control NTSB Accident Report

High-density altitude and low-powered Ercoupe equals trouble for this pilot.

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