King Air Crashes Into FlightSafety Wichita Facility

November 04, 2014
The National Transportation Safety Board dispatched a team to investigate the Oct. 30 accident involving a Beechcraft-owned King Air 200 that crashed into a FlightSafety International building while on takeoff from Wichita’s Mid-Continent Airport. Four people were killed and at least five others...

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