The fatal May 14 crash of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries MU-2 on approach to Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) casts new doubt on the safety record of this high-speed twin turboprop airplane. The airplane was carrying a load of cancelled checks, one of the typical missions of this aircraft. Its low acquisition cost - about $200,000 for a used MU-2 - has made the airplane popular among cargo carriers hauling parts, mail, cancelled checks and other small, high-value cargoes. The…
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