A medical plane crash that killed four people in New Mexico last month was preceded by a GPS system malfunction, federal investigators have revealed.
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A medical plane crash that killed four people in New Mexico last month was preceded by a GPS system malfunction, federal investigators have revealed.
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The medical aircraft had just dropped off a patient when it suffered an ‘in-air’ emergency
The National Traffic Safety Bureau and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the deadly crash, authorities said.
