The NTSB released a preliminary report on a skydiving plane crash back on July 2, 2025, that injured 15 people in Gloucester County, New Jersey.
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Eyewitnesses are speaking out after video captured a small plane apparently losing power before descending quickly to make an emergency landing and crashing on top of a car on I-95 in Florida.
7 hurt after plane hits car while crashing in Florida suburb
Seven people are recovering after a plane crashed into a South Florida neighborhood Monday afternoon.
NTSB Safety Recommendations
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington, DC 20594The National Transportation Safety Board recommends that The
Air Care Alliance:Require voluntary pilot organizations to verify pilot
currency before every flight. (A-10-102)Require that voluntary pilot organizations inform
passengers, at the time of inquiry about a flight, that the
charitable medical flight would not be conducted under the
same standards that apply to a commercial flight (such as
under 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 121 or Part 135).
(A-10-103)In conjunction with your affiliate organizations and other
charitable medical transport organizations, develop,
disseminate, and require all voluntary pilot organizations
to implement written safety guidance, best practices, and
training material for volunteer pilots who operate
charitable patient transport flights under 14 Code of
Federal Regulations Part 91. The information should address,
at a minimum, aeronautical decision-making; proper preflight
planning; pilot qualification, training, and currency; and
self-induced pressure. (A-10-104)Small plane lands in field near Springfield-Branson National Airport
A small plane landed safely in a field near the Springfield-Branson National Airport on Friday morning.
Former ZooWorld plane up for auction
What once was evidence in a case will now turn into a fundraiser. We are told the money raised from the auction will go back to the police department.
India Punishes Drunk Pilots
Those involved have been disciplined for breaking India’s “no alcohol 12 hours before flying” rule. Individuals not passing breathalizer testing are grounded for a month.
