Fatal Bell 212 Crash Tied To Defective Pin | Aviation International News

Fatal Bell 212 Crash Tied To Defective Pin

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board has linked the fatal crash of a 1979 Bell 212 to the failure of a main rotor blade hub strap retaining pin.

The fatal crash of this 1979 Bell 212 helicopter has been linked to the failure of a main rotor blade hub strap retaining pin, according to Canada’s Transportation Safety Board. (Photo: TSB)

By Mark Huber • Contributor

September 8, 2022

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