Wrong Switch at the Worst Time
Fatal training accidents involving relatively sophisticated airline and general aviation aircraft were fairly common in the 1960s and ’70s before a rethinking of training and testing techniques and the introduction of relatively affordable, competent flight training devices and simulators. While the...
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