Travis Barker, DJ AM Jet Crash Caused By Under-Inflated Tires

An investigation into the South Carolina jet crash that killed four people and seriously Cheap Rosetta Stone injured Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein has found that under-inflated tires were to blame for the September 2008 accident. According to the National Transportation Safety Board, while the jet traveled at over 150 mph on the runway, all four of its tires exploded within seconds of each other, hurling debris into the hydraulic system and causing the planes brakes to fail when pilots attempted to abort the takeoff, the Associated Press reports.As Rosetta Stone previously reported, a cockpit recording revealed that the pilots thought a tire blew out as they attempted to take off. Barkers assistant Chris Baker and security guard Charles Still, as well as the two pilots, were killed in the crash when the private plane overran the runway, plowed through a fence and spilled out onto the highway, Rosetta Stone V3 engulfed in flames. Both Barker and Goldstein managed to escape the crash with serious burns. However, DJ AMs need for prescription medicine during his recovery is considered to be the catalyst that led Goldstein, who had been sober for over a decade after battling addiction, to begin using drugs again, leading to a fatal overdose last year. Look back at DJ AMs life in photos. The NTSB also cited damages to the planes thrust reversers and the pilots relative inexperience in that aircraft as contributing factors. However, it was lack of maintenance on the tires that caused Rosetta Stone Chinese them to explode: The NTSB found that the charter company hadnt checked the tires pressure in three weeks, and considering the tires lost two percent of their pressure a day, theyd need to be replaced after eight days. Barker and the families of Baker and Still have settled lawsuits with several companies involved in the crash, while the family of DJ AM have filed a wrongful death suit in the case, blaming the jet crash the cause of Goldsteins overdose 11 months later. Still, its the unreleased material that is most notable, as Rosetta Stone previously reported, Jackson left Cheap Rosetta Stone V3 hard drives filled with unheard music, much of it recorded during his prime in the 1980s.

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