Death spiral in the sky: two small planes collide in Arizona!

Death spiral in the sky: two small planes collide in Arizona!

In a tragic incident, two small aircraft collided in the air near the regional airport of Marana, Arizona. As the local police said, two of the four inmates died. The two machines, a Cessna 172 and a Lancair 380, collided over the "non -controlled airfield", which means that the pilots are independent for compliance with the safety distance. The exact cause of the accident has so far been unclear, and the investigation is headed by the US Air Travel Authority FAA and the flight accident investigation authority NTSB, such as reported.

This incident is not isolated because in the past few weeks there has been an alarming series of aircraft gaps in the United States. A collision between a helicopter and a passenger machine in Washington, in which 67 people tragically lost their lives, was particularly serious. Seven people died in Philadelphia after the crash of a Learjet, and ten people died in Alaska when an airplane crashed near Nome. These accidents raise questions about the security standards in aviation, especially in view of the latest tragedies, such as