An image widely shared on social media shows the Delta Airlines jet upside down after crashing during landing at Toronto Pearson International
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Delta Airlines jet crashes on landing at Toronto

A Delta Airlines jet has crashed while landing at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. There were 80 people onboard the aircraft, 74 passengers and 4 crew, and a statement from Toronto Airport said all passengers and crew had been accounted for. Three people have been critically injured. Images show the jet, [read more]

The wreckage of the US Army Blackhawk is recovered from the Potomac River (Image: NTSB/Public Domain)
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Washington Mid-Air Collision: Blackhawk had ADS-B switched off

The US Army UH60 Blackhawk which collided with an American Eagle CRJ700 over Washington had a vital safety system switched off according to a National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) briefing. The NTSB told US Senators that Blackhawk’s Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) system, which provides information about the aircraft’s position, altitude [read more]

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No survivors in Washington mid-air collision

An American Eagle CRJ regional jet and a military helicopter have collided in mid-air near Reagan National Airport, Washington DC. The American Eagle flight was operating flight AA5342 for American Airlines from Wichita, Kansas and was carrying 60 passengers and four crew members and the Army Blackhawk Helicopter had three [read more]

An image widely shared on social media shows the aftermath of the Jeju Air crash in South Korea
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179 dead in South Korean Jeju Air crash

Authorities say 179 people have been killed in a plane crash in South Korea with just two survivors. Video of the accident shows the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 (HL8088) landed without its landing gear extended and collided with infrastructure at the end of the runway bursting into flames at Muan [read more]

Security Video captured the moment of impact between the two aircraft at Tokyo Haneda Airport
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Human error caused Tokyo Haneda A350 crash

Human error was the primary cause of the crash between an Airbus A350 and a Japanese Coastguard Bombardier Dash 8 at Tokyo’s Haneda airport according to the preliminary report by authorities. Japan’s Transport Safety Board said that the crew of the coastguard aircraft had been focused on the mission ahead [read more]