NTSB preliminary report finds no engine failure in Missouri skydiving plane crash that killed 12.
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NTSB preliminary report finds no engine failure in Missouri skydiving plane crash that killed 12.

A preliminary NTSB report found no indication of engine failure or precrash mechanical malfunctions in the June 14 crash of a Pacific Aerospace 750XL skydiving plane in Missouri that killed all 12 people aboard. The engine appeared to be producing power at impact, and investigators found no issues with fuel, weight balance, weather, or pilot qualifications.

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The Washington Times delivers a detailed preliminary report summary while the NY Post offers only a brief sensationalized teaser with no substantive findings.
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WTWashington TimesRIGHT1d ago

“Investigators find no evidence of engine failure in fiery crash of skydiving plane that killed 12”

NYPNY PostRIGHT1d ago

“Investigators reveal shocking twist in fiery Missouri skydiving plane crash that killed 12 people”

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