New York Jury Finds Aircraft Did Not Contribute To Fatal
Crash
After a four-week trial, a jury of 4 men and 2 women in the U.S.
District Court for the Southern District of New York found that
Cirrus Design Corporation’s SR20 aircraft did not cause the
2006 fatal accident that claimed the lives of New York Yankees
pitcher Cory Lidle and certified flight instructor Tyler
Stanger.
The NTSB has determined that the probable cause of the August 9,
2010, airplane crash into mountainous terrain near Aleknagik,
Alaska, was the pilot's temporary unresponsiveness for reasons that
could not be established from the available information. The crash
fatally injured former Senator Ted Stevens.
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