A single-engine plane crashed into a residential building in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, killing two and injuring three. Rescue teams responded with seven vehicles
The FAA has reported several aviation incidents in New Jersey over the weekend, including a United Airlines aircraft striking a light pole and a bakery truck, and a small plane crash
Update from the unusual incident in Delhi during which several passengers were injured: Most of them have been released, the air crew has returned to Zurich, and the plane is awaiting inspections and instructions from the Indian authorities
About 200 passengers and seven crew members were disembarked in Denver, with no injuries. The plane was inspected and re-cleared for takeoff hours after the incident. This follows a similar incident that occurred two days ago
The Federal Aviation Administration has opened an investigation after two small aircraft collided while taxiing at Scholes International Airport in Galveston, Texas
The plane, which was carrying soldiers, crashed during takeoff in the Puerto Legisamo area. The number of casualties has not yet been determined and the investigation is ongoing
The American airline's new plane features new luxury suites, advanced screens, and an improved flight experience in all classes of service. The maiden flight will take off in April, and this is the chosen destination
An Alaska Airlines flight was approaching to land while a FedEx plane was landing on an intersecting runway. Thanks to the alertness of the tower controller, a major disaster was averted
Phuket Airport reports that a plane arriving from India experienced an equipment failure on the runway and became stuck, prompting professionals to intervene. All flights were delayed
Birds hit a United Airlines plane during takeoff, causing an air compression problem. The crew discovered the cracked cockpit window and safely landed the aircraft. Full details
A single-engine plane crashed into a residential building in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, killing two and injuring three. Rescue teams responded with seven vehicles
The NTSB investigation determined that the left engine and wing attachment system separated seconds after takeoff due to severe fatigue cracks in a critical component. The cracks had previously been identified but were not considered a safety hazard, and they spread across 75% of the surface in the pylon's rear attachment bearing, leading to the separation of the engine and pylon from the wing
