NTSB attributes August Cessna 421 crash in Kentucky to misfueling

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NTSB attributes August Cessna 421 crash in Kentucky to misfueling
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The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the August crash of a Cessna 421 near Fulton, Kentucky, was caused by misfueling that led to loss of power in flight.

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