NTSB calls for T-34 Mentor to be grounded
All Beech T-34s used for mock air-combat "thrill" flights should be grounded until they are inspected for serious structural faults, says the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). The recommendation follows the board's investigation of a T-34A Mentor crash on 19 April last year involving wing failure.
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