NTSB REPORT ON ENGEN GLIDER CRASH CITES WING OVERLOAD
The Minden, Nev. glider crash that killed former FAA Administrator Donald Engen happened when the pilot used too much elevator while attempting to recover from a spin/dive, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. Engen, who was director of the National Air and Space Museum when the...
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