Missouri skydiving plane crash spotlights maintenance and safety
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A Sunday skydiving-plane crash in Missouri involved a 2010 Pacific Aerospace 750XL operated by Skydive Kansas City. Despite skydiving’s overall strong safety record—about 3.47 million jumps with 16 fatalities last year—the incident underscores how maintenance issues and human factors can contribute to accidents, even with aircraft designed for short takeoffs and ample jump space.
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