U.S Marine Osprey crash in Norway blamed on pilot error | Another aircraft crashed in June

A deadly MV-22B Osprey crash in Norway claimed the lives of 4 Marines. Marine Corps aviation investigators stated pilot error was at fault for the crash in March. The aircrew and aircraft deviated from the preplanned and authorized flight. The aircraft impacted the eastern side of the Gråtådalen Valley, Norway. Investigators ruled the pilots 'exceeded the maximum angle-of-bank' for an Osprey. Deadly crash - Aircraft turned too sharply, which caused it to lose altitude & speed investigators said it isn't known which pilot had control of the aircraft at the time.