Accidents
NTSB: Crew Noted Engine Problem Before King Air Crash
The report hints at possible problems with the aircraft's left engine on takeoff.
The King Air 350i crashed into a privately-owned hangar on the morning of June 30 soon after takeoff from Dallas-area Addison Airport. It punched a hole in the roof, caused a fire and damaged aircraft inside, including a Dassault Falcon. Most of the wreckage ended up outside the hangar where it was consumed by flames.
The King Air 350i crashed into a privately-owned hangar on the morning of June 30 soon after takeoff from Dallas-area Addison Airport. It punched a hole in the roof, caused a fire and damaged aircraft inside, including a Dassault Falcon. Most of the wreckage ended up outside the hangar where it was consumed by flames.

A crew member mentioned a problem with the left engine seconds before that pilot's Beechcraft King Air 350i crashed at the Dallas-area Addison Airport, according to the NTSB's preliminary report on the June 30 accident that claimed the lives of eight passengers and two crew members.