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Fort Worth-based Bell Textron Inc., maker of the Bell 505X helicopter at issue, and Safran USA Inc. and Safran Helicopter Engines USA, of Austin, are named defendants.
February 07, 2020 at 06:29 PM
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A wrongful death suit filed in Dallas over a helicopter crash that occurred last year in Kenya—killing four Americans, including a father and his two children, plus the pilot—claims that defects caused the almost new aircraft to go down.
The suit was filed Wednesday in Dallas County Court on behalf of the estate of David Baker and his minor children, identified only as A.B. and H.B.
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