It’s unbelievable to count and think that a year ago Kobe Bryant tragically left this world after a plane crash that also killed nine other people, including his daughter Gianna.
Just after the first anniversary of his death, the National TransportaThe Safety Board (NTSB) has a conocer this Tuesday the cause that caused the fateful outcome in the Sikorsky S-76 helicopter.
Unfortunately, the conclusions of the above body they came to the judgment of what Ara Zobayan, pilot of the plane, violating flight rules by quickly climbing into the clouds and losing sight.
NTSB determined Tuesday February 9, 2021, poor pilot decision making, spatial disorientation, led to fatal January 26, 2020, helicopter crash near Calabasas, CA https://t.co/ROQfrEtV8I
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February 9, 2021
In addition, the NTSB states that Zobayan was bothered by it “spatial disorientation” (feeling of flying in a stabilized plane when in reality you are not) as you plunge to your left.
Who was Ara Zobayan?
All of this raised questions about Ara Zobayan Who was he? Was he qualified to fly? The answer was yes, according to the agency, this pilot was fully qualified to fly a helicopter.
Ara Zobayan turned 50 years old, a California resident with a commercial permit to fly, being a certified flight instructor. In addition, he had instrument qualification, that is, he knew how to fly in difficult weather conditions The Sun reported.