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| Author: How about an update? Date: 1/21/2022 9:08:24 AM +3/-1 | ||
An EC135 basically falls from the sky rumored to be caused by an autopilot or stabilization failure. If true, the issue or mechanical failure should be easy to determine with the technology available to the NTSB/FAA. Normally some sort of urgent release would follow with temporary mitigation directives to ensure a repeat occurrence for the remaining EC135s not sitting in a junk heap. If I were flying or flying in an EC135 I would be very concerned. What the heck is going on? |
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+3/-1 How about an update? 1/21/2022 9:08:24 AM
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