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NTBS releases preliminary report on helicopter crash that killed Dr. Shiloh Schulte

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The NTSB reveals the pilot’s first North Slope flight in the June 4 helicopter crash near Kuparuk that killed conservation biologist Dr. Shiloh Schulte and the pilot. Investigation continues.

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NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on Fatal Tennessee Crash

A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is shedding light on a small airplane crash in Tennessee in June that killed one person and badly injured another. The aircraft, a Piper J3C-65, crashed near a private airstrip in Dunlap on the afternoon of June 24. According to WTVC-TV in Chattanooga, local police identified the occupants as owner Wendall Trimble, 79, of Dunlap, and Ashish Sircar, 55, of Florida. Trimble …

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NTBS releases preliminary report on helicopter crash that killed Dr. Shiloh Schulte

The NTSB reveals the pilot’s first North Slope flight in the June 4 helicopter crash near Kuparuk that killed conservation biologist Dr. Shiloh Schulte and the pilot. Investigation continues.

2 days ago

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