Manitoba Flight School Makes Safety Changes After Mid-Air Crash Killed 2: Report
The Transportation Safety Board said both pilots failed to state runway distance on radio calls as limited visibility and visual scanning contributed to the crash.
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Manitoba flight school makes safety changes after mid-air crash killed 2: report
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says a Manitoba-based pilot training school has made several safety changes following the deaths of two student pilots. The students were practising takeoffs and landings at a training facility in Steinbach last year, when they tried to land at the same time on a small rural runway. The wreckage from two single-engine planes were found in a field on private property, roughly 400 metres from the runway. T…
Deadly mid-air plane crash in southern Manitoba shows limitations of 'see-and-avoid' flight rules: report
A mid-air crash that killed two student pilots in southern Manitoba in 2025 was actually two collisions in quick succession, with the planes becoming entangled the second time and plummeting to the ground, a report says.
Multiple safety concerns in final report on fatal 2025 mid-air collision near Steinbach
A federal investigation into a mid-air collision that killed two student pilots near Steinbach last year identified concerns about radio calls, situational awareness and visual detection methods. The Transportation Safety […]
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