Black Hawk Pilot Rebecca Lobach Had a History Of Vertigo: CVR-She Said She Felt DIZZY Before Impact!

Aviation Maximus ^ | August 1, 2025 | Aviation Maximus

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A SHOCKING Revelation in Washington during the NTSB's 3-day July Hearings on the January 29, 2025, DC Mid-Air Crash Between a US Army Black Hawk Training Helicopter and an American Airlines Passenger Jet. Pilot Rebecca Lobach, who was at the controls of the Black Hawk at the time of the crash, had a medical history of Vertigo and was heard on the Cockpit Voice Recorder Complaining that she felt dizzy seconds before the Mid-Air Fatal Crash. Also Who leaked the CVR to the New York Times

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Chapters: 0:00 - Cabin John, Wrong Turn And A Dizzy Pilot 1:00 - US Army Denies, But The Proof Is There In Black And White 1:20 - Rebecca Lobach's Family Tells NTSB Of Her History Of Vertigo 1:52 - Why didn't The Instructor React? 2:42 - Expectation Bias 3:06 - Goggles Up Or Goggles Down 3:42 - NTSB To Army: Did Your Pilot Cause This Crash? 6:14 - Did Pilot Flying Fail To Heed Commands 7:00 - Who Leaked DAMNING CVR Recording To The New York Times? 8:33 - The CVR: Lobach, "I FEEL DIZZY"

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[xxqqzz]

She had a history of vertigo, but apparently they needed woman pilots. In the cockpit recording, she said she felt dizzy. The instructor did not take the controls, maybe because she was a woman and/or she outranked him.

[FatherofFive]

The instructor did not take the controls

Can't hurt her feelings!

[Diogenesis]

first, wrongly a barber needs more time in ‘practice’ than
to get a flying license;

second, previously vertigo and even gout were reasons not
to have a flying license.

[Sacajaweau]

How did she even get to fly?

[mewzilla]

I wonder if this has anything to do with the CVR being released as a transcript and not the actual recording...

[mewzilla]

How did she get that White House duty...?

[FLNittany]

Some states can take your drivers license away from you if your Vertigo is bad enough. Needless to say someone w/ Vertigo shouldn’t be anywhere near the cockpit of a plane.

[AppyPappy]

Instructor: “I feel we are too high”
Her: “What about my feelings? Do you ever think about those?”

[lee martell]

Those who approved of her piloting with vertigo should be named, shamed and held legally liable. No more hiding from the mess you helped to make.

[vaskypilot]

Using the Cockpit Voice Recorder transcript is the usual practice. Any Voice recording you hear is from Air Traffic Control.

[mmichaels1970]

Wonder if she had those ear crystal issues and needed to regularly do the Epley maneuver.

[hal ogen]

It appears that decisions using “woke” thinking led to her flying and crashing, killing several dozen innocents. I wonder if all those killed (and their surviving friends and family) realize that?

[Celtic Conservative]

There’s no real conspiracy behind that. They stopped releasing the actual tapes about 20 years ago.

CC

[Vaquero]

Didn’t
Earn
It

[T.B. Yoits]

“That’s a hell of a high price to pay for being stylish.” - Dirty Harry

[Hot Tabasco]

I would think that with a history of vertigo, it would prevent her from even flying.

I have a close friend who was a navy pilot till he left the service to pursue a degree in pharmacology. I once asked him why he never considered becoming an airline pilot and he said such a career was only as good as his next physical.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

Anybody besides me who is seeing the NTSB Government is minimizing the fault of the Government Helicopter????

[lightman]

She had assets or was an asset.

[xxqqzz]

They stopped releasing the cockpit tapes after the pilots of a passenger jet were chatting about politics, a flight attendant, etc. while they were supposed to be concentrating on landing. The tape got played on TV, etc. and was embarrassing.

[Fury]

Actual recordings are rarely released.