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Steinbach 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. READ: 2 […]
A safety review is underway following a mid-air crash that resulted in two fatalities, according to a report from CityNews Winnipeg. The aviation incident prompted the Steinbach flight school to implement safety changes.
Details about the flight school’s specific actions or the exact nature of the safety changes were not provided in the material available for this report. The report focuses on the fact that changes were made in response to the crash.
The location referenced for the incident is Steinbach, with the report noting that the events led to changes at the local flight school. No additional location details are included in the provided material.
The material does not specify the date of the incident, the identities of those involved, or any particular aircraft or operational details. The report confines itself to noting that a safety review and subsequent changes occurred after the mid-air crash.
Why the changes were implemented is described only in general terms in the material, indicating a response to the crash; no explicit causes or contributing factors are disclosed in the supplied source.