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With nearly Four decades of experience handling serious injury cases, our aviation attorneys have represented clients in a wide range of plane crash incidents that occur repeatedly. These often involve
Private planes pose higher risks than commercial flights, with less experienced pilots and fewer emergency resources, making accidents often more deadly.
Most airline crashes stem from preventable issues like human error or equipment failure, and victims may seek compensation if staff failed to act on known dangers.
Air ambulance crashes are especially tragic as patients already in need of urgent care face even greater harm when these life-saving flights end in disaster.
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Contact an experienced aviation lawyer before speaking with any airline or insurer; your lawyer can send preservation letters and start an independent investigation. Families may also engage with the NTSB’s Transportation Disaster Assistance (TDA) program for help with next-of-kin support, notifications, and personal effects.
No. You don’t need to wait. NTSB investigations often take 12–24 months, and “probable cause” opinions are generally inadmissible at trial—so your case can proceed while the investigation continues.
Deadlines vary by state (often 1–3 years for injury/wrongful death). Federal claims against the Kentucky (e.g., ATC negligence) require an administrative claim within 2 years and a lawsuit within 6 months after denial. International-flight passenger claims under the Montreal Convention must be filed within 2 years.
Possibly. The General Aviation Revitalization Act (GARA) is an 18-year statute of repose for most general-aviation aircraft/parts, but there are key exceptions (e.g., fraud/misrepresentation to the FAA, new or replacement parts that restart the 18-year clock, certain medevac passengers). An aviation attorney can analyze whether an exception applies.
International flights usually fall under the Montreal Convention (uniform rules, 2-year filing window, advance payments allowed without admitting liability). Deaths beyond 12 nautical miles offshore may also implicate the Death on the High Seas Act (DOHSA), which focuses on pecuniary losses—your attorney will evaluate which regime applies.

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