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Reno Air crash, killing 11 people

Written By admin on 9/23/2011 | 11:24 AM

A U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Friday said your piece of airframe separated from a new World War II-era plane before it crashed during the particular Reno Air Races at Reno-Stead Airport in Nevada last week, killing 11 people.

The accident happened at around 4.30 p.m. local time on September 16 when some sort of P-51D Mustang known as This Galloping Ghost, being flown by 74-year-old Jimmy Leeward from Florida, crashed into some sort of box seat area in front of a main grandstand. Eleven people, including Leeward, were killed while 74 others were injured.
In a preliminary report released on Friday, the particular NTSB said the particular airline acquired completed several laps and also was in the steep left turn towards the particular home pylon when, according to photographic evidence, the particular aircraft suddenly banked momentarily to the actual left before banking to your right, turning away from the actual race course, along with pitching to a new steep nose-high attitude.
“Witnesses reported as well as photographic evidence indicates that your piece of your airframe separated during these maneuvers,” a report said. “After roll as well as pitch variations, the jet descended in an extremely nose-low attitude and also collided with the particular flooring in the particular box seat area near a center of a grandstand seating area.”
Investigators from both this NTSB in addition to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) examined this wreckage on site in the days after your crash and then transported it to a new secure storage facility for a new more detailed examination. The particular investigators have documented your debris field plus identified various components of the particular plane’utes command system in addition to manage surface types.
“The aircraft’vertisements floor producers known that the aircraft had a telemetry system in which broadcast data to a soil station as well as recorded it to a new box on board this air,” the actual report said. “A crew provided the soil station telemetry data, which includes engine parameters in addition to global positioning satellite technique data to your NTSB for analysis. A onboard data box, which sustained crush damage, was sent to the NTSB’vertisements Vehicle Recorder laboratory for examination.”

Investigators have also recovered pieces of some sort of camera housing in addition to multiple detached memory cards from a aircraft’utes onboard camera that were in a debris field. A memory cards as well as numerous still in addition to video image recordings were also sent to this Vehicle Recorders laboratory for evaluation.

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