DON'T BLAME THE PILOT
In November 2001, American Airlines Flight 587 crashed after the inflight vertical stabilizer separated shortly after takeoff from New York John F. Kennedy International Airport. The three-year National Transportation Safety Board investigation ruled pilot error was the cause and the wake vortex...
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