No Recording Made Of Learjet Crash, NTSB Says
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Investigators have disclosed that the Learjet 35A which veered off the runway and fatally collided with a parked business ...
A cockpit voice recorder was not functioning in an air ambulance that crashed in Philadelphia a minute after takeoff Jan. 31, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety ...
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Photos of charred black box released after Philadelphia plane crash; probe continuesPictures shared on ... the events that led to an aircraft accident. Upon finding the so-called black box, investigators also discovered the destroyed Learjet 55's enhanced ground proximity ...
The investigatory agency on 4 February released the images, one of which shows ... Another photograph shows the Learjet 55’s smashed cockpit voice recorder, which the NTSB has said it recovered ...
Seven people were killed and at least 366 properties affected when a Learjet 55 medical aircraft crashed into a northeast Philadelphia neighborhood minutes after taking off Friday evening ...
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