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Sonic Boom Rattles Washington As Fighter Jets Chase Unresponsive Aircraft
US fighter aircraft set off a sonic boom that rattled the Washington area on Sunday as it chased an unresponsive Cessna jet that had flown over the region and then later crashed in Virginia.
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US Flight Glitch Caused By Personnel Who Damaged Data File
The computer failure that prompted a halt of all US flight departures was caused when a data file was damaged as a result of a failure to follow government procedures, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.
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Murder-Suicides By Pilots Are Vexing Airlines As Deaths Mount
For decades, commercial airline travel has gotten progressively safer. But one cause of deaths has stubbornly persisted: pilots who intentionally crash in murder-suicides.
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China Crash Mystery Deepens As Evidence Suggests Mid-Air Breakup
At least one piece of the Boeing Co. 737-800 that crashed in China appears to have broken loose well before impact, a finding that adds mystery to the plane's fatal dive.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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China Jet's Nosedive From 29,000 Feet Baffles Crash Specialists
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet was flying a normal route to Guangzhou when it suddenly nosed over at cruise altitude and dove.The crash feared killed all 132 people aboard the aircraft
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Donald Trump's Plane Nearly Hit By Drone On Sunday, Say People On Air Force One
Donald Trump's jet was nearly hit by what appeared to be a small drone as it approached an air base near Washington Sunday night, according to several people aboard Air Force One.
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Air India Express Plane Circled Kerala Airport Several Times Before Crash
An Air India Express plane with 191 passengers and crew aboard overshot the runway attempting to land at Kerala's Kozhikode airport, breaking in two and coming to rest in a nearby valley.
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US Restricts Special Flights From India, Alleges "Unfair Practices"
The U.S. government on Monday restricted charter flights from India, accusing the nation of "unfair and discriminatory practices" by violating a treaty governing aviation between the two countries.
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Pakistan Jet Crashed Shortly After Bizarre Landing Attempt At 327 KPH
A deadly plane crash in Pakistan is prompting questions about how the crew could touch down without landing gear when their sophisticated jetliner was bristling with equipment to prevent pilots from doing just that.
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Boeing Discloses "Very Disturbing" Messages On 737 MAX To US Regulator
A new batch of messages between Boeing Co. employees on the development of the 737 Max paints a "very disturbing picture" of concerns about the plane, according to an aide to a House committee.
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Moments Before Lion Air Crash, Pilots Frantically Looked For...
As Lion Air Flight 610 bucked and weaved through clear skies over the Java Sea, the captain frantically urged his first officer to run through an emergency checklist.
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Google Parent Alphabet Unveils App to Provide Air-Traffic Control for Drones
Alphabet's Google that brought you free digital maps and email wants to do the same thing for your drone.
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Survival On Doomed Ethiopian Airlines Jet Came Down To 2 Cockpit Wheels
For 2 1/2 minutes as Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 roared above Addis Ababa, the jet's survival depended on the pilots turning a pair of wheels in the cockpit.
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Six Minutes To Disaster: How Ethiopian Air Pilots Battled Boeing 737 MAX
Ethiopian Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said in a press conference on Thursday that the pilots followed proper procedures issued after the October crash of a Lion Air jet. She recommended that Boeing review its flight-control system.
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Sonic Boom Rattles Washington As Fighter Jets Chase Unresponsive Aircraft
US fighter aircraft set off a sonic boom that rattled the Washington area on Sunday as it chased an unresponsive Cessna jet that had flown over the region and then later crashed in Virginia.
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US Flight Glitch Caused By Personnel Who Damaged Data File
The computer failure that prompted a halt of all US flight departures was caused when a data file was damaged as a result of a failure to follow government procedures, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.
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Murder-Suicides By Pilots Are Vexing Airlines As Deaths Mount
For decades, commercial airline travel has gotten progressively safer. But one cause of deaths has stubbornly persisted: pilots who intentionally crash in murder-suicides.
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China Crash Mystery Deepens As Evidence Suggests Mid-Air Breakup
At least one piece of the Boeing Co. 737-800 that crashed in China appears to have broken loose well before impact, a finding that adds mystery to the plane's fatal dive.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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China Jet's Nosedive From 29,000 Feet Baffles Crash Specialists
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet was flying a normal route to Guangzhou when it suddenly nosed over at cruise altitude and dove.The crash feared killed all 132 people aboard the aircraft
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Donald Trump's Plane Nearly Hit By Drone On Sunday, Say People On Air Force One
Donald Trump's jet was nearly hit by what appeared to be a small drone as it approached an air base near Washington Sunday night, according to several people aboard Air Force One.
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Air India Express Plane Circled Kerala Airport Several Times Before Crash
An Air India Express plane with 191 passengers and crew aboard overshot the runway attempting to land at Kerala's Kozhikode airport, breaking in two and coming to rest in a nearby valley.
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US Restricts Special Flights From India, Alleges "Unfair Practices"
The U.S. government on Monday restricted charter flights from India, accusing the nation of "unfair and discriminatory practices" by violating a treaty governing aviation between the two countries.
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Pakistan Jet Crashed Shortly After Bizarre Landing Attempt At 327 KPH
A deadly plane crash in Pakistan is prompting questions about how the crew could touch down without landing gear when their sophisticated jetliner was bristling with equipment to prevent pilots from doing just that.
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Boeing Discloses "Very Disturbing" Messages On 737 MAX To US Regulator
A new batch of messages between Boeing Co. employees on the development of the 737 Max paints a "very disturbing picture" of concerns about the plane, according to an aide to a House committee.
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Moments Before Lion Air Crash, Pilots Frantically Looked For...
As Lion Air Flight 610 bucked and weaved through clear skies over the Java Sea, the captain frantically urged his first officer to run through an emergency checklist.
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Google Parent Alphabet Unveils App to Provide Air-Traffic Control for Drones
Alphabet's Google that brought you free digital maps and email wants to do the same thing for your drone.
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Survival On Doomed Ethiopian Airlines Jet Came Down To 2 Cockpit Wheels
For 2 1/2 minutes as Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 roared above Addis Ababa, the jet's survival depended on the pilots turning a pair of wheels in the cockpit.
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Six Minutes To Disaster: How Ethiopian Air Pilots Battled Boeing 737 MAX
Ethiopian Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said in a press conference on Thursday that the pilots followed proper procedures issued after the October crash of a Lion Air jet. She recommended that Boeing review its flight-control system.
