The NTSB has released its factual report from an accident which occurred August 6, 2016 involving a replica of a Bugatti-DeMonge 100P airplane that resulted in the fatal injury of the pilot on board. According to the report, the aircraft impacted terrain shortly after takeoff from runway 35L at the Clinton-Sherman Airport (KCSM), near Burns Flat, Oklahoma.
Drops To Below One Fatal Accident For Every 100,000 Flight Hours
The NTSB recently released fatal accident data for all modes of transportation in the U.S., including data showing that in 2016, the fatal accident rate for GA aircraft had dropped to its lowest level in 50 years.
Will Result In More Predictable And Punctual Flights
A European project is developing solutions and procedures to provide one single and precise view of air traffic movements across the continent. The Four Dimensions Trajectory Management (4DTM) project is addressing one of the key challenges for advancing the Single European Sky: guaranteeing that navigation service providers, airport operators, airlines and the aviation community at large share a single harmonized view that is updated in real time with the movements of both civil and military aircraft throughout Europe.
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