DALLAS — Dallas will conduct an independent review of the city’s response to November’s deadly air show plane crash that killed six people at the Dallas Executive Airport.
The city said it will hire Virginia-based emergency management firm The Olson Group, Ltd. to conduct the review, which could take four to six months, Dallas interim aviation department director Patrick Carreno said.
“Any time something like this happens, we want to be able to have the opportunity to review it and learn from what happened,” Carreno said of the midair crash that happened Nov. 12 during the Wings Over Dallas Airshow.
