COLUMNS
Probable Cause #1: Breakup In Flight
AVweb introduces a twice-monthly column investigating accidents and presenting lessons learned from them. This week in Probable Cause, we look at whether a faulty switch brought down a twin-turboprop. Quick recognition and a thorough scan could possibly have saved the day. This report first appeared in AVweb‘s sister publication, IFR Refresher._____________
WHAT’S NEW
What’s New — Products and Services for March 2006
This month AVweb’s survey of the latest products and services for pilots, mechanics and aircraft owners brings you a Swiss army knife with altimeter, windscreen treatment, classic aircraft skill training, tools, TAWs and more.
New Articles and Features on AVweb
Key Takeaways:
- AVweb is launching a new twice-monthly column, "Probable Cause," which investigates aviation accidents to provide lessons learned, with the inaugural article examining a twin-turboprop breakup and the importance of quick recognition and thorough scanning.
- The March 2006 "What's New" section features a survey of new products and services for pilots, mechanics, and aircraft owners, including items like an altimeter-equipped Swiss army knife, windscreen treatments, and classic aircraft skill training.
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