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No 'uncontained failure' of engines made by CT-based Pratt & Whitney in crash that killed NASCAR's Greg Biffle, NTSB says
There was no ‘uncontained failure' of engines made by CT-based Pratt & Whitney in the Dec. 18 crash that killed seven people, ...
The jet crashed around 10:15 a.m. Dec 18, 2025. The aircraft had just departed runway 10 under visual flight rules, with ...
A preliminary National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report reveals that a series of flight control and instrument ...
Federal investigators have released their preliminary report into the December 18, 2025 jet crash that killed retired NASCAR ...
The successive problems appeared to overwhelm the pilots, who were experienced but not authorized to fly the type of jet they were operating alone, according to federal safety investigators.
Years before he died in a plane crash, Greg Biffle survived a mechanical failure on a flight. Biffle was previously involved in an accident in March 2011 at Blue Grass Airport in Lexington, Kentucky.
Denny Hamlin is once again on the verge of clinching his first NASCAR Cup Series Championship. While the focus should be how to get finally get the job done to claim the elusive crown for the No. 11 ...
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