Category: Aviation
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10 People Rescued After Beechcraft 300 King Air Crashes In The Atlantic Ocean, Off The Coast Of Florida
A small plane crashed off the coast of Florida on Tuesday afternoon (12 May 2026), and all 10 people on board were rescued, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) spokesperson said the Beechcraft BE30 crashed in the ocean 50 miles east of Vero Beach Regional Airport in Florida around 12:05…
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United Airlines’ Flight Attendants Ratify Deal For 31% Wage Hike, Boarding Pay
United Flight Attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, today voted by 82% to ratify a new contract. The agreement provides a 31% average wage increase for the nearly 30,000 Flight Attendants plus boarding pay (additional 7-8% compensation on average) this summer, and $741 million in retroactive pay among many other improvements. “The contract…
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Denver Airport Trespasser ID’d – Criminal Past Revealed, Chilling Mugshots Emerge After He Was Mangled By Jet Engine
The Denver airport trespasser who was dismembered by a jet engine after he calmly stepped in front of a Frontier flight had a dark criminal past, The Post can reveal. Michael Mott, 41, racked up over 20 arrests in Colorado dating back to 2002 — including for attempted murder. One of his mug shots show…
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JetBlue Launches First Italy Flights With New Boston To Milan Route – One Way Fares Starting At $399
JetBlue has launched its first-ever flights to Italy with a new daily summer seasonal service between Boston Logan International Airport and Milan Malpensa Airport. The new Boston to Milan route began operating on May 11 and expands JetBlue’s transatlantic network to nine nonstop European destinations from Boston during the summer season. The airline is offering…
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Two Airliners Collided Over The Grand Canyon – In Broad Daylight 128 Aboard TWA Flight 2 And United Flight 718 Perished – 70-Year-Old Disaster Still Haunts Aviation History
The June 30, 1956, midair collision above the Grand Canyon killed all 128 aboard TWA Flight 2 and United 718. Pilots struggled to see each other due to constant bearing, decreasing range, and cockpit obstructions. The hardest airplane to see in the sky may be the one flying directly toward you. That should be impossible.…
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Flight Attendant Thought She Was Auditioning For A Safety Video, But Ended Up In The Devil Wears Prada 2
Tanya Hutchinson has always wanted to be in an airplane safety video. So when the Los Angeles-based flight attendant heard that United Airlines was casting for one, she was eager to audition. “I submitted a tape, and then when I got the callback on my birthday from United, they were like, ‘Congratulations!’” she tells PEOPLE.…
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A Cross-Country Southwest Flight’s Windshield Cracked At 37,000 Feet And Forced A Diversion
A Southwest Airlines flight diverted after the plane’s windshield cracked in midair. Monday’s Flight 2665 took off from Albuquerque around 2 p.m., about 20 minutes behind schedule. It was set to land in Baltimore about three and a half hours later. However, data from Flightradar24 shows that just over an hour into the journey and…
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Passengers Trapped In Smoke-Filled Aircraft And Left On Cold Tarmac For Several Minutes – NTSB Investigates Frontier Evacuation Lapses, If Any
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is collecting information about the evacuation of a Frontier Airlines aircraft after the jet struck and killed a person on the runway during departure from Denver international airport. The flight, which was headed from Denver to Los Angeles international airport, “reported striking a pedestrian during takeoff at DEN at…
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“Welcome Back To Atlanta!” Delta’s Nigeria-Bound Airbus A330 Pulls An 8-Hour Atlantic U-Turn After “Flight To Nowhere”
A Nigeria-bound Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 was forced to return to Atlanta after spending nearly eight hours in the air over the Atlantic Ocean on May 9. Flight DL54, operating from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to Lagos Airport (LOS), turned around mid-flight due to what the airline described as “operational issues.” The aircraft…
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“How A Frontier Flight Was Able To Abort Takeoff After Person Walked In Front Of Plane On DIA Runway”
When the pilots of Frontier Flight 4345 aborted Friday night’s flight after a person walked onto the runway and into the plane’s path, the flight had not yet reached the point of no return speed, known as V1 Speed. The flight from Denver to Los Angeles was aborted mid-takeoff after someone walked onto a Denver…
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