Safety Report Warns of Wichita Flight Fatality Link
New York AP reports a government study written six months before the Oct. 2 crash that killed 31 people including 13 Wichita State football players could have helped prevent the disaster if its recommendations had been followed. The FAA employee who wrote it was pushed into retirement after trying to circulate the confidential report. The university chartered no planes and had hired crews from Golden Eagle Aviation, with the privately operated flights failing to meet commercial carrier standards. The tragedy occurred en route to a game in Logan, Utah, when the two planes collided with the Colorado.
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Settled Case Ends Minutes Before Jury Trial
A legal settlement was reached out of court five minutes before a jury trial over a Bell Helicopter crash with injuries to three, totaling about 145000 dollars lost by the plaintiff. The judge noted no recording of the verdict was needed as the case settled, while an FAA spokesman in Washington denied liability.
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Government loophole perks Verbeke's market on Detroit side
A legal loophole in state rules allows Verbeke's market on Detroit's east side to avoid full licensing. Lawyers argued the requirements target large scale processors while Verbeke's operation qualifies as a smaller buyer and thus escapes the tougher rules.
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