Two killed, 18 injured in small plane crash in California
A small plane crashed through the roof of a commercial building in Fullerton, California, killing two people and injuring 18 others.
Video captures plane crash in California, leaving 2 dead, 18 injured
Two people were killed and 18 injured when a small plane crashed through the rooftop of a commercial building in Southern California on Thursday, police said. (AP video by Eugene
Two dead after plane crashes into California factory
Police say that 18 people were injured in the deadly crash in the city of Fullerton, California.
Two Killed and 18 Injured in California Plane Crash
A single-engine aircraft crashed into a commercial building in Fullerton, Calif., and prompted an evacuation, officials said.
Small plane crashes into roof of California commercial building, 11 hurt
The plane crashed near the Fullerton Municipal Airport, which has one runway and one heliport and is flanked by a residential neighborhood and commercial warehouse buildings.
Brazil Examining Black Boxes From Crashed Russia-bound Plane
Brazil has started examining the black box recorders from a Brazilian-made jetliner that crashed in Kazakhstan, killing 38 of the 67 people aboard, the air force said Thursday.
Plane crash investigation underway at the Naples Airport
Investigators are moving a plane that crashed at the Naples Airport early Wednesday morning.
Two Plane Crashes Lead to Deadliest Year in Skies Since 2018
Commercial aviation has suffered its deadliest year since 2018 after the Jeju Air Co. disaster in South Korea and last week’s downing of an Azerbaijan
US sends investigators to South Korea plane crash site
Investigators from the United States, including Boeing, are assisting South Korea after the Jeju Air plane crash that killed 179 people.
Video. Inspection of South Korean plane crash site continues
Video. Investigators are still combing through the wreckage of the Jeju Air plane that crashed in southern South Korea on Sunday, claiming 179 lives.
South Korean police raid Jeju Air’s office after country’s worst-ever aviation disaster
After Sunday’s crash, South Korea announced that all Boeing 737-800 aircraft operated by the country’s carriers would be subject to special inspections.