THE NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS INVOLVING U.S. BUSINESS JETS AND TURBOPROPS INCREASED
THE NUMBER of accidents involving U.S. business jets and turboprops increased last year to 51, including 15 fatal accidents that resulted in 46 fatalities, according to information compiled by Robert E. Breiling Associates, Inc., of Boca Raton, Fla. That compares with 39 accidents, including 11...
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