The Air Force blamed engine failure one hour after takeoff for the May 4 crash of an F-16C Falcon west of Hill AFB, Utah. The service said in a statement the cause of the mishap was failure of the number 17 blade in the first stage fan of the engine. Cracking along the anomaly in the number 17 fan blade and eight years of operating fatigue attributed to the engine failure. As a result, the blade broke free from its…
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