Day: October 2, 2024

A family in St. George is remembering Michael Cox, who they say was a great father, husband and teacher, and who soared as a guiding eagle before he perished in a plane crash last Friday.

A Qantas flight attendant was taken to a hospital after an “unusual odor” was detected on a Wellington-bound flight from Sydney. The flight diverted back to its departing airport.

The Forest Fire Department said that two occupants in a plane that crashed at the New London Airport Wednesday evening are uninjured.

The Forest Fire Department responded to the scene and said two people were on board the Cessna 2010.

The incident caused damage to both the plane and the catering truck.

A pilot who was helping in the response to Tropical Storm Helene in Avery County is reportedly OK after they got a report of a plane crash Wednesday afternoon.

SODA SPRINGS — A plane flipped while landing in Caribou County, but the pilot and passenger were able to walk away. The incident happened on Tuesday at 3 p.m. Officials said it was at the Soda Springs Airport runway. According to Soda Springs Police Department Chief Scott Shaw, the pilot had landed with a strong […]

After a string of accidents in 2023, the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv made another emergency landing while on a flood relief operation. The Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter’s emergency landing was attributed to a technical snag. The IAF helicopter, which was deployed for a flood relief operation in Bihar’s Sitamarhi district, made an emergency […]

A Marietta man has been identified as one of the victims in a plane crash in North Carolina Saturday.

A man from Marietta was counted among the five dead in a plane crash at a North Carolina national park, according to the National Park Service.

Wright Brothers National Memorial have released the names of the adult victims killed when a single-engine plane crashed near the airport on Saturday.

Two people from Southern Pines, along with three others, passed away after a single-engine airplane crashed into a wooded area at Wright Brothers National Memorial’s First Flight Airport in Kill Devil Hills on Saturday.

Marietta resident Matthew Arthur Fassnacht,was one of the five people on board the Cirrus SR-22 when it crashed. There were no survivors.

Getting off the plane shouldn’t be a contact sport. Here’s why it’s better if everyone stays in line.

A similar arrangement with KLM and Eurostar is already cutting short-haul flights between Amsterdam and Brussels.