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- throughout the 2,235-foot-long (681 m) "shutdown" portion of the racetrack. Postcrash examination of the vehicle further revealed the clutch system to be locked...
- The objectives of the CID program were to demonstrate a reduction of postcrash fire through the use of antimisting fuel, acquire transport crash structural...
- USAir 1493 occurred to those seated in the front of the plane, where the postcrash fire originated in the forward cargo hold, fed by a combination of fuel...
- detached from the truck and came to rest on the grade crossing, where a postcrash fire consumed it. Debris from the collision caused minor damage to a 1998...
- 529 survived the initial impact. Most fatalities were the result of a postcrash fire. The fire started about one minute after impact, and an oxygen bottle...
- VORTAC navigation beacon. The collision into the heavily wooded slope and postcrash fire destro**** the aircraft, and all six people on board received fatal...
- crash and the ensuing NTSB report, DFW's DPS made improvements to its postcrash notification system, including the introduction of an automated voice...
- transport helicopters include flying at night and during bad weather, and postcrash fires. An air ambulance is a specially out****ed helicopter or fixed-wing...
- fuel tanks were breached. Shortly after the airplane came to a stop, a postcrash fire began on the right wing. All 140 occupants of the airplane evacuated...
- were killed, and the helicopter was destro**** by impact forces and a postcrash fire. On July 30, 2008, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)...