NTSB finds no mechanical fault in fatal Missouri skydiving crash

MSN·Jul 4

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A fatal skydiving plane crash in Missouri has been investigated by the NTSB, which found no mechanical faults or engine failure. The crash, which occurred in Butler, resulted in multiple fatalities, with some reports specifying 12 deaths. The NTSB's preliminary report has been released, but the cause of the crash has not been determined beyond the absence of mechanical issues.

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