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7/10/26 C-402C C6-FLX Accident – Andros, Bahamas
/in Episodes /by Jill KurtzOn 7/10/26 a Cessna C-402C reg. C6-FLX crashed on approach to San Andros Airport in the Bahamas. John Goglia and Todd Curtis discuss the preliminary report.
Former NTSB Board Member Hon. John Goglia and aerospace engineer and aviation analyst Dr. Todd Curtis, dive into the known facts about this fatal accident as they are relayed in the preliminary report.
In addition, John will discuss his experience at the NTSB with operators – that like the operator of this flight – had multiple safety events in their operational history.
Todd will discuss the implications of operating an aircraft at an elevated density altitude.
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