No altitude coordination before Dallas air show crash: report

Dallas air show pilots were given no altitude advice before crash, NTSB report says

A report from federal officials on a deadly midair collision at a Dallas air show says no guidance was given on altitudes before planes collided.

Report: No Altitude Advice Before Dallas Air Show Crash

DALLAS—Just before a midair collision that killed six at a Dallas air show, a group of historic fighter planes was told to fly ahead of a formation of bombers without any prior plan for coordinating altitude, according to a federal report released Wednesday. The report did not give a cause of the crash. A P-63 Kingcobra fighter was banking left when it struck a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber behind the left wing during the Nov. 12 air show featurin…

Report: No Altitude Advice Before Dallas Air Show Crash

A P-63 Kingcobra fighter was banking left when it struck a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber behind the left wing during the Nov. 12 air show.

No altitude coordination before Dallas air show crash: report

There were no altitude deconflictions briefed before a tragic air show crash in Dallas, where two planes collided and then crashed to the ground in a ball of fire.

No altitude advice before Dallas air show crash: report

There had been no coordination of altitudes in briefings before the flight or while the planes were in the air, the NTSB said.

No altitude advice before Dallas air show crash: Report

US News: A P-63 Kingcobra fighter was banking left when it struck a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber behind the left wing during the November 12 air show featuring