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NTSB updates investigation of fatal Otter accident

NTSB investigators reported October 24 that a missing lock ring may have allowed the horizontal stabilizer to swing free in flight before a de Havilland Canada DCH–3 Otter plunged into…

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NTSB investigators reported October 24 that a missing lock ring may have allowed the horizontal stabilizer to swing free in flight before a de Havilland Canada DCH–3 Otter plunged into Mutiny Bay off Whidbey Island, Washington, on September 4. The accident killed the pilot and nine passengers.

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