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NFL making thigh and knee pads mandatory in '13 - KTVN

NFL making thigh and knee pads mandatory in '13 KTVN Deputies say three men were skydiving out of a helicopterMore >> A California lettuce grower has expanded a recall of some bagged salads after routine sampling detected listeria contamination. No illnesses have been reported. and more »

Teen hurt: skydiving club liable - Independent Online

Independent Online

Teen hurt: skydiving club liable Independent Online But the judge found that it was the skydiving club's legal duty to ensure that minors had the consent of their parents before they jumped. The club operates in terms of the rules of the Parachute Organisation of SA, which had clear regulations with ... and more »

New CAA rules ground Northand skydive firms - Northern Advocate

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New CAA rules ground Northand skydive firms Northern Advocate Northland's two tandem skydiving firms have been grounded because they failed to meet new Civil Aviation Authority regulations for the industry which came into force yesterday. The CAA has introduced new safety rules for adventure aviation and from ... Operators rush to meet CAA rulesStuff.co.nz Most firms in south meet new flight rulesThe Southland Times Safety regime hold-ups rowScene Queenstown all 5 news articles »

Fox Glacier air crash: CAA criticised - New Zealand Herald

New Zealand Herald

Fox Glacier air crash: CAA criticised New Zealand Herald Photo / NZ Herald A skydiving plane that crashed at Fox Glacier killing all nine people on board was newly-modified and the Civil Aviation Authority failed to identify document discrepancies relating to the changes, investigators have concluded. Skydive tragedy: Fatal crash failuresStuff.co.nz 'Oversights' led to skydiving plane crash deaths in New ZealandThe Australian Errors, faults brought fatal crashOtago Daily Times Scene Queenstown all 115 news articles »

Findings in NZ Skydiving Crash Cite Weight Problem - ABC News

USA TODAY

Findings in NZ Skydiving Crash Cite Weight Problem ABC News A skydiving plane that crashed near a New Zealand glacier in 2010, killing nine people, was overloaded because modifications for it to carry passengers were poorly managed, investigators concluded. The report has prompted one victim's father to claim ... Overloaded plane cited in NZ skydiving crashUSA TODAY all 272 news articles »