George Hatcher's Air Flight Disaster

A driver who plunged off a 100-foot cliff in a remote area of Southern California and spent five days “immobilized” in their wrecked pickup truck, was rescued this weekend by firefighters who formed a human pulley system to pluck the victim from the ravine, authorities said. The rescue unfolded about 10:58 a.m. local time on Saturday in the Tehachapi Mountains of Kern County when a 911 caller reported seeing a vehicle at the bottom of a steep ravine on a zig-zagging two-lane road between the towns of Arvin and Stallion Springs, according to a Kern County Fire Department incident report. When firefighters got to the secluded scene, they found a badly damaged pickup truck and one occupant at the bottom of a 100-foot cliff, according to the report.

A video posted online shows a couple standing in front of a large lit up sign reading “Oh Baby,” before capturing the pilot flying low to the ground while releasing the pink smoke above…

A horrific video shared online shows a plane crash during a gender reveal.

The novelist and his wife survived successive crashes in Uganda in 1954. In the letter, Hemingway also describes shooting his first lion in Kenya with an old gun “held together with tape.”Read More

PASSENGERS desperately pleaded for oxygen masks to drop as a plane cabin terrifyingly began to fill with smoke mid-air. Travellers on the Gol Airlines flight across Brazil were left gasping for air…

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Consumer advocate and travel troubleshooter Christopher Elliott believes your dog or cat will be vastly happier at home than in the air. Here’s why.Read More

The plane had just dumped colored powder when the wing failed and the plane began spinning.

The call for the landing came into emergency responders just after 1 p.m.

A gender reveal party in San Pedro, Mexico, turned deadly when the pilot of a plane lost control and crashed while dumping pink smoke on the couple.

r for people with disabilities, a blind woman was left on a flight, helpless. Vistara, the airline responsible, received a lot of flak for it.Read More

A plane had to make an emergency landing in Frankfort Monday morning, according to the Frankfort Police Department.

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Victim flown by helicopter to Jersey Shore Medical Center September 4, 2023 STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, NJ (OCEAN)–Around 11:00 a.m. first responders were detailed to an area north of the Route 72, Do…

“People keep saying this pillow is embarrassing, but what’s more embarrassing is being caught with your mouth open just knocked out.”

A gender reveal party in Mexico resulted in a fatal plane crash, and it isn’t the first death attributed to a gender reveal stunt.

Dolgellau may not be the most popular destinations in the national park but it has an incredible history and a thriving cultural scene

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A Mexican gender reveal party has tragic ending as pilot Luis Angel crashed a plane after releasing pink dyed water to announce a baby girl was on the way.

A video of a gender reveal celebration in Mexico is going viral, where the party turned into a bloodbath when a stunt plane used in the event crashed in front of unaware guests..

The aircraft was on approach to Atlanta when turbulence struck.

Apple Watch Crash Detection feature once again proves its life-saving prowess, automatically calling 911 and sharing the location of the accident in a recent Wisconsin incident.

A gender reveal party in Mexico turned tragic when a stunt plane crashed, killing the pilot. The plane was a part of the celebration and the crash occurred in front of the oblivious guests.

The US Military has identified the remains of a Tuskegee Airman from North Carolina 79 years after his plane disappeared in Germany during World War II.