REACTIONS AFTER 11 SKYDIVERS, ONE PILOT KILLED IN MISSOURI PLANE CRASH
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This storyHow many skydiving fatalities does the US average per year, per USPA data?
- About 10–15
- About 40–50
- About 75–100
- About 150–200
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About 10–15
This storyUnlike a formal treaty, a U.S. MOU requires ratification by whom?
- No one — it's not binding
- The full U.S. Senate
- The House and Senate
- The UN Security Council
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No one — it's not binding
Small planes crash far more often than commercial jets in the U.S.
General aviation — private and charter flights — accounts for over 90% of U.S. aviation fatalities each year. Learn more at Wikipedia
Defense Priorities advocates a restrained, America-first military strategy.
Gil Barndollar analyzes U.S. defense policy from this think tank, which argues against overextension abroad. It's a distinct voice in Washington's foreign policy debate. Learn more at Wikipedia
This storyWho bears most responsibility for preventing skydiving crashes?
This storyWill the US-Iran memorandum lead to a final nuclear deal?
This storyHow many days does NTSB have to release a preliminary crash report?
- 10 days
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
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30 days
Skydiving planes operate under looser FAA rules than airliners
Most US skydiving aircraft fly under FAA Part 91 (general aviation), not stricter Part 135 commercial rules. This lighter oversight affects maintenance standards and often shapes legal liability questions in crash investigations.
