A ‘Go’ Gone Wrong: A Faulty Decision Made Under Pressure
Credit: NTSB
Too often we see an NTSB finding that states: “The probable cause(s) of this accident [involving a highly experienced airman] is determined to be the pilot’s decision to initiate and continue flight into known adverse weather conditions, which resulted in spatial disorientation, a loss of airplane...
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