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Poorly Trained ‘Cabin Aide’ Factor in TEB Accidents

Included in the several factors that the NTSB says contributed to the Feb.

By Gordon Gilbert • Contributor - Accidents and Regulations

November 16, 2006

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Image courtesy Texas Department of Public Safety

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