NTSB GAA23WA073 — 2023-02-17 · Mount Mayon, Other Foreign, Philippines

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RP-C2080 Cessna 340 Unknown

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In-flight loss of control remains the leading contributor to aviation accident fatalities, with stall upsets being the leading causal factor. The February 12, 2009.