Flight Safety Rebuilds In Wichita

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Key Takeaways:

  • Flight Safety International and the City of Wichita have agreed to demolish the former Flight Safety facility heavily damaged by a King Air crash.
  • The King Air crash last year killed four people, including three Flight Safety employees who were in the building.
  • The damaged structure will be removed, and the land will be returned to the City of Wichita, with the process set to begin shortly.
  • Flight Safety, which has already rebuilt, thanked the city for its support and looks forward to continuing its working relationship, employing over 400 people in Wichita.
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Flight Safety International and the City of Wichita have reached an agreement on disposition of the former Flight Safety facility, which was heavily damaged when a King Air crashed into the building. As we reported last year, four people, including three Flight Safety employees in the building, were killed when the aircraft crashed. Since then, the company has rebuilt and on Thursday, the company and the city agreed to level the damaged building.

“The remaining structure will be removed and the land returned to the City. The process will begin shortly and completed as soon as possible,” Flight Safety said in a statement.”We thank the Mayor and the members of the Wichita City Council for their support and assistance. We look forward to continuing our mutually beneficial working relationship.” More than 400 people work for Flight Safety in Wichita.

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