CESSNA CRASH RAISES ILLEGAL CHARTER, BIRD STRIKE CONCERNS
The National Transportation Safety Board has determined that bird strikes probably caused the 2008 crash of a Cessna 500 at Oklahoma City, Okla., and safety recommendations emerging from its probe are aimed at improving airframe certification standards for bird strikes, FAA oversight of charter...
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