Question of the Week: Crash Pilots as Criminals?

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Key Takeaways:

  • A New Hampshire pilot has been charged with manslaughter after a plane crash in Massachusetts resulted in the death of his daughter.
  • The pilot was reportedly flying a twin-engine aircraft without the required multi-engine endorsement at the time of the crash.
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A New Hampshire pilot is facing manslaughter charges in the death of his daughter after the twin he was flying without a multi-endorsement crashed in Massachusetts.

Are there circumstances where pilots should face criminal action?
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