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1 dead in plane crash in Ventura County strawberry field

1 dead in plane crash in Ventura County strawberry field

1 dead in plane crash in Ventura County strawberry field
OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — A small plane crashed and burned in a Southern California strawberry field Friday morning and one person was killed, authorities said. The crash occurred near U.S. 101 in Oxnard, the Ventura County Fire Department tweeted.

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Boeing planes not about to start ‘falling apart in the sky’ – expert

Boeing planes not about to start ‘falling apart in the sky’ – expert
But he notes a more defensive tone coming from the under-fire aviation manufacturer.

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‘Listen To The Screams’: Planes Nearly Collide On Reagan Airport Runway

‘Listen To The Screams’: Planes Nearly Collide On Reagan Airport Runway
‘JetBlue 1554, STOP!’

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NTSB Report: Plane that Crashed in Green Lake County, Injuring Two, Likely Ran Out of Fuel

NTSB Report: Plane that Crashed in Green Lake County, Injuring Two, Likely Ran Out of Fuel
GREEN LAKE COUNTY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – A plane heading to EAA Airventure last July probably crashed because it ra…

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After the Accident: VFR Departure

After the Accident: VFR Departure
The Bonanza pilot didn’t follow the published traffic pattern, placing the aircraft close to rising terrain on downwind. He was too fast on final approach, and he went around on the first attempt. A police officer arrived to check on the airplane, as the pilot had reported to ATC that he was low on fuel. Still, he was safely on the ground.

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NASA pilot flies plane wearing Pittsburgh Steelers-themed helmet

NASA pilot flies plane wearing Pittsburgh Steelers-themed helmet
A NASA pilot is ready for the Pittsburgh Steelers to kick off the 2024 season.

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