AOPA NZ - Introducing: Communication breakdown
On February 29, 2012, a Cirrus SR22 plunged to the ground just seconds before what would have been a normal landing at Melbourne, Florida. The pilot, who was flying with two employees, had a little over 500 hours experience, 300 of which was in the same aircraft. In this case study, we reconnect the links of the accident chain, and search for lessons in the tragedy.
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