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Bering Air Cessna Caravan departed overweight before fatal accident: NTSB

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As the aircraft approached Nome, air traffic controllers informed the pilot of flight 445 that Nomes runway was being de-iced and was temporarily closed, and that flight 445 could expect a 10 to 15 minute delay in landing clearance to be given. Indications show that its speed dropped from around 160 knots to 110 knots.

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Eurowings passengers to Norway endure 8-hour trip that ends back in Germany  

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However, as the flight approached Troms, air traffic control reported winds at the arrival airport had reached speeds of up to 48 knots (88 km/h) which were outside of those permitted for crews to land in by the operating airline.

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Alaska Caravan Found Overweight Before Fatal Crash

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In the final communications with air traffic control, the pilot was informed to descend to 4,000 feet at his discretion. Approximately three minutes later, the autopilot disengaged when the airspeed was 99 knots. The speed then dropped to 70 knots, and the altitude was about 3,100 feet.

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Two Delta aircraft collide on taxiway at Salt Lake City International Airport 

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A recording of the conversation between a pilot of the DL1304 and air traffic control was uploaded to YouTube. Right now, for the Delta 1304, we have four knots too much tailwind. We’re just running the number, so stand by,” the Delta 1304 pilot told air traffic control.

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Alaska Airlines Flight 261: Investigating what caused the tragedy

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At around 24,000 feet, the crew got the aircraft largely under control. They radioed air traffic control, advising that the situation had become much worse, and again talked to Alaska Airlines maintenance for advice. Again, the 88 passengers and crew entered a steep dive, hurtling towards the bay at more than 200 knots.

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Delta CRJ-900 Crash Lands, Flips Upside Down, Loses Both Wings

One Mile at a Time

Long story short, weather conditions in Toronto werent great, with winds of 23 knots, gusting up to 33 knots. link] pic.twitter.com/4ie8my5n01 News Channel3 Now (@newschannel3now) February 17, 2025 Below is the air traffic control audio from the incident, per VASAviation.

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Ouch: Delta CRJ-900 Suffers Wing Strike During LaGuardia Go Around

One Mile at a Time

Weather conditions werent good at all, with winds at the time reported as being at 22 knots, and gusting to 36 knots. What makes this noteworthy is that the air traffic controller advised the pilots that somebody saw some sparks from one of your wings, and asked you guys feel anything?