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| Name | Accident Case Study: Faulty Assumptions |
| Video Uploader | Video From Air Safety Institute |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 30-04-2021 08:41:45 |
| Video Discription | In the early morning light on April 22, 2019, the pilot of a Beechcraft Baron 58 preflights his aircraft at West Houston Airport in Texas, before he heads to the terminal to greet his five passengers. The flight will take just over one hour. But the pilot’s mistaken beliefs about existing onboard fuel will prove disastrous and clinch the flight’s outcome. Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute as we follow the Baron’s flight and learn how an unfortunate chain of events ultimately led to tragedy. Apply credit to your ASI transcript for watching this video: http://bit.ly/ACSFaultyAssumptionsCert To help make videos like these possible, consider donating to the AOPA Foundation: https://aopa.org/donation/oneclickdonation?keycode=R2014WASIUT Watch more videos by the AOPA Air Safety Institute on our channel: https://youtube.com/AirSafetyInstitute |
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