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Cockpit Voice Recorder Inoperable In Philadelphia Jet Crash

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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its preliminary report on the fatal medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia on Jan. At the time, instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) were present, including an overcast ceiling at 400 feet above ground level, winds from 220 at 9 knots, and 6 miles visibility.

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Unstable approaches

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According to the GOM, either pilot could call for a go-around, yet neither did despite the published stabilized approach criteria being violated. The second in command (SIC) suggested S-turns to lose altitude and speed, but the pilot in command (PIC) responded, “Nah, we got it.”

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Making the most out of your training sessions

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They provide pilots with the opportunity to experience and manage flight conditions in a controlled environment, enhancing safety and proficiency without the risks associated with actual flight. Light aircraft pilots are familiar with the bi-annual flight review.