Originally Posted by
CBreezy
Then you should take that up with the NTSB. It was their initial report that said the airplane broke apart in flight. If I am going to choose a flight school to spend a sizeable amount of money, it is important to know that one of their airplane had structural failure during an IFR cross-country flight. If you think stating facts about an NTSB investigation is smearing the reputation of a flight school, then you clearly don't know what is and is not appropriate.
First of all cause of the breakup is still under investigation and results won't be official for a while, so it could have been not related to the flight school. Second if you are going to use something like this to make a point maybe you should have the decency to have respect for the recently deceased pilots trying to embrace a career in aviation. Two people died, that is what is important here, and if it is ATP related I am sure they will make sure it won't happen again.