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Wed, Jan 08, 2003

NTSB Launches 'Go Team' To Investigate Beech 1900 Crash

The NTSB has launched a Go-Team to investigate the crash of a Beech 1900 aircraft in Charlotte, North Carolina.  

At approximately 8:50 a.m. Eastern Standard Time (January 8, 2003) a Beech 1900D, (N233YV) aircraft crashed on take-off at Charlotte/Douglas airport in North Carolina.  Nineteen passengers and 2 crew members were on board.

Investigator-In-Charge Lorenda Ward will lead the Go-Team. Board Member John Goglia will be the principal spokesperson on scene. Keith Holloway and Paul Schlamm will be the Public Affairs Officers on-scene. Safety Board personnel will also be on-scene to assist family members. The team was scheduled to depart from Hangar 6 at Washington National Airport at 12:30 p.m. EST.

FMI: www.ntsb.gov

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