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New Insights Surface in MH370 Mystery Amid Calls for Renewed Search

Nearly ten years after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, the unsolved mystery remains a source of intrigue and agony. Despite the largest search operation in aviation history, the aircraft's final resting place remains unknown, and the 239 souls aboard have yet to find justice. A former National Transportation Safety Board investigator, Alan Diehl,…

Pilot's haunting final words before plane plummeted from sky and crashed into back gardens

Chilling final words of pilot before passenger plane hit home and crash landed into back gardens

Chilling final words of pilot before passenger plane hit home and crash landed into back gardens

The dramatic moments before the tragic crash of United Flight 173, caused by a landing gear malfunction and fuel mismanagement, were captured in a chilling cockpit recording

MH370: New theory surfaces pushing investigators into new direction

Even a decade after the disappearance of the Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 carrying 239 passengers, the incident remains a mystery, prompting various theories and speculations, the New York Post...

British pilot reveals pilot may have allowed cabin to depressurize before Malaysian Airlines MH370 crash

Missing bolts in Boeing jet a 'major quality control breakdown': Ex-employee

A former Boeing employee says it's apparent there was a "major quality control breakdown" that led to a panel blowing off an airplane last month.

Alaska Airlines' Decision Not to Ground Boeing Jet Despite Warning Signs Comes Under Scrutiny

The decision by Alaska Airlines to stop flying one of its planes over the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii due to warnings from a cabin-pressurization system — yet

Alaska Airlines' decision not to ground Boeing jet comes under scrutiny – NBC Connecticut

Friday’s flight was headed from Oregon to Southern California, and made it back to Portland without serious injury to any of the 171 passengers and six crew...

Alaska Airlines' decision not to ground Boeing jet despite warning signs comes under scrutiny – The Virginian-Pilot

The decision by Alaska Airlines to stop flying one of its planes over the Pacific Ocean to Hawaii due to warnings from a cabin-pressurization system — yet keep flying it over land — is raising questions about whether the jet should have been in the air at all. The nation’s top accident investigator says warnings were triggered on three flights, including each of the two days before the brand-new Boeing 737 Max 9 suffered a terrifying fuselage blowout Friday night. A plug covering a spot left for an emergency door tore off the plane as it flew 16,000 feet above Oregon. The decision to keep flying the plane over land struck some aviation experts as illogical.