A Citation 501 crashed shortly after takeoff due to spatial disorientation caused by the somatogravic illusion, a phenomenon where acceleration is mistaken for climbing. The pilot, despite holding a ...
The NTSB concluded that a fatal Cessna Citation 501 crash in February 2020 stemmed from spatial disorientation and cumulative effects of task saturation. The left-seat pilot was working toward a type ...
FAA certifies new Garmin G5000 features for the Citation Latitude, adding synthetic vision, advanced taxi routing, and ...
US investigators have yet to locate a cockpit-voice recorder from the Cessna Citation V business jet which crashed in Virginia on 4 June after its pilot became unresponsive. The aircraft had not been ...
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