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    Insight into UPS Flight 1354

    Aug. 19, 2013
    The aerospace community and larger public have turned their attentions once again to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in the U.S., as a "go-team" of 26 investigators strives to piece together the events that lead to the crash of UPS Flight 1354 on 14 Aug. 2013.
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    By Courtney E. Howard

    The aerospace community and larger public have turned their attentions once again to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in the U.S., as a "go-team" of 26 investigators strives to piece together the events that lead to the crash of UPS Flight 1354 on 14 Aug. 2013.

    Avionics Intelligence shares the latest news on the unfortunate event, as well as newly released images related to the crash, on the pages that follow.

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