Poor Maintenance Cited As Primary Cause Of Air Midwest Crash

In the chain of events leading to the fatal Jan. 8, 2003, crash of an Air Midwest Beech 1900D twin-turboprop, the pilots' inability to prevent the nose from pitching up excessively into a stall was the end result of improper maintenance performed on the airplane's elevator two days before. However, even with...

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