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An Rainbow Cheetah Xls Small Plane Crashed On Approach To Raleigh East Airport, Nc – Both Occupants Injured
Two people were injured when a small plane crashed around 2:30 p.m. near Three Sisters Road at Raleigh East Airport. A 2009 Rainbow Cheetah XLS was traveling southwest near the end of Three Sisters Road when the plane struck several enclosed storage trailers, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol said. The plane then continued southwest,…
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Trump Official Floats Shocking Plan To Halt International Flights Into Newark Amid Clashes With Ice
The Trump administration is “drawing up” plans to stop international flights to some Democratic “sanctuary cities,” Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said. Mullin said the administration was looking at halting the processing of international travelers at major U.S. airports in response to Democratic leaders who have not cooperated with President Donald Trump’s sweeping immigration crackdown…
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Vintage WWI Replica Plane Bursts Into Flames Moments After Takeoff In Texas – Pilot Killed In Fokker Dr.I Crash
A privately owned Fokker DR.I replica aircraft crashed and caught fire shortly after takeoff from Aero Estates Airpark (T25) in Frankston, Texas, on the morning of May 26, 2026, killing the sole pilot on board. The vintage-style triplane, registered as N54517, had departed from Runway 27 at approximately 8:10 a.m. local time when the accident…
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Pilot Dead In Plane Crash At Saratoga County Airport – Aircraft Nosed Over When Towing A Glider That Pitched Up
The pilot killed in a crash at Saratoga County Airport was towing a glider when his single-engine plane went nose down on takeoff and crashed on the runway on Wednesday, Though the pilot’s identity and condition have not been released by the State Police, the FAA describes the crash as fatal. The FAA says the…
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FAA Proposes $165K Fine For Alaska Airlines Flights For Allowing Intoxicated Passengers To Board Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed fining Alaska Airlines $165,000 for allegedly allowing intoxicated passengers to board flights. The agency said in a short statement Tuesday that the incidents occurred on 11 flights between February 2024 and February 2025. The agency did not provide details about the events. It did not immediately respond to an…
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“8 Hours Flight To Nowhere” Air India Delhi-San Francisco Flight Returns With 230 Passengers Onboard After Being 8 Hrs In Air
An Air India flight to San Francisco, carrying 230 passengers, returned to Delhi after being airborne for over eight hours. The plane, the airline said, returned due to a technical snag. The aircraft landed safely, the airline said. “Flight AI173 from Delhi to San Francisco on 27 May has returned to Delhi due to a…
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2 Naval Aviators Safe After T-45C Goshawk Crashes In Mississippi, Some Training Flights Paused
Two naval aviators are safe after their U.S. Navy T-45C Goshawk crashed on 26 May 2026 at around 12:30 p.m. Central in Mississippi. The aviators ejected safely and are being evaluated at a local medical center, according to a release from Chief of Naval Air Training. The aviators are assigned to Training Air Wing 1.…
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‘Flight Of Terror’: Pilot Arrested After Flying Aircraft ‘Extremely Low’, Scaring Beachgoers
A South Carolina man has been arrested after authorities say he flew a plane dangerously low over Pawleys Island, alarming beachgoers. Georgetown County Sheriff Carter Weaver said authorities received numerous calls on April 10 reporting an aircraft making several unusually low passes over the area. Investigators later identified the plane and opened an investigation. According…
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American Airlines Stock Jumps As The Airline Picks Starlink For In-Flight Wi-Fi Service
American Airlines (AAL) announced Tuesday it struck a deal with SpaceX’s (SPAX.PVT) Starlink to equip more than 500 of its jets with Wi-Fi service. The deal makes American the latest carrier to go with the satellite internet provider and comes weeks before SpaceX’s highly anticipated public offering. American called the deal part of “a sweeping…
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Humiliated, 73-Year-Old Woman Sues American Airlines After Being Removed Over Her Two Service Dogs
A routine regional flight from Erie, Pennsylvania, to Fort Myers, Florida, has turned into a federal lawsuit after a 73-year-old passenger claimed she was forcibly removed from an American Airlines flight because of her two service dogs. Melanie Mellon filed the lawsuit against American Airlines following an incident that allegedly took place on January 3…
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