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Greg Biffle dies in plane crash

Cockpit voice recorder recovered as NTSB investigates Statesville plane crash that killed Greg Biffle

NTSB and FAA are investigating the deadly Cessna 550 crash near Statesville Regional Airport that killed former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and family.

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NTSB recovers 'black box' from Greg Biffle plane, no 'Mayday' call made before deadly crash

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NTSB begins investigation into plane crash that killed NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, 6 others

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Black box recovered from Greg Biffle plane crash, NTSB says

According to information from family and local authorities, seven people died in the Cessna C550 jet crash that took place less than 24 hours earlier and claimed the life of former race car driver Gre...

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NASCAR's Greg Biffle and young family among the dead in plane crash

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Federal regulators to begin sifting through wreckage of North Carolina plane crash that killed 7

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Who is Greg Biffle? Former NASCAR driver, family killed in plane crash

Biffle was among NASCAR's list of the 75 greatest drivers of all time.

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7 Killed in North Carolina Jet Crash

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NASCAR Legend Greg Biffle, Wife, 2 Kids Among 7 Dead in North Carolina Plane Crash

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Wild new cockpit audio reveal moment Alaska Airlines pilot tried to crash plane mid-flight

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Gamification of Training: From Virtual Cockpit to Real-World Flying

There's a fledgling aviator out there who will likely be getting an aviation video game this holiday season. Your mother asked me, "Would it help if (insert learner's name) used Microsoft Flight Simulator or X-Plane?

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Wild new cockpit audio reveals moment Alaska Airlines pilot tried to crash plane mid-flight: ‘Just tried to shut our engines off’

Chilling cockpit audio and dashcam footage sheds new light on the moments former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson attempted to bring down a commercial flight with 84 people on board by shutting down its engines in October, 2023. “I’m not OK,” a distressed-sounding Emerson says repeatedly in the audio obtained by KGW Portland.