A famous stunt pilot who died while attempting to land at Langley Air Force Base spoke to air traffic controllers prior to the tragedy.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Friday confirmed a famous aerobatic pilot who fatally crashed at Langley Air Force Base was in touch with the air traffic control tower prior to ...

A single seater plane crashed while heading to Langley Air Force Base, in Hampton ... recordings of any air traffic control communications, maintenance records. On the base's website it publicises ...

World-renowned stunt pilot Rob Holland, 50, died Thursday morning when his MX Aircraft MXS crashed during approach to Langley Air Force Base ... of any air traffic control communications ...

During a press conference, Boggs said the pilot was in contact with the Langley Air Force Base control tower before he crashed. Right now, the cause of the crash is still unknown. For the NTSB ...

stands watch at the control tower, guiding aircraft safely in and out of the base's airspace. Jarrett began his ATC career in radar operations at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., where he spent three ...

As famed aerobatic pilot Rob Holland was approaching Langley Air Force Base Thursday ... to the communications between Holland and air traffic control. Watch: NTSB, Langley hold news conference ...