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Nobody was hurt after a small plane had to make an emergency landing Wednesday afternoon at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport, a spokesperson for the airport told News 8.

Choosing your first plane is a huge and costly undertaking. To make sure it's the right one for you, here are a few things to consider before taking the leap.

The building was most recently used as the temporary site for an emergency winter homeless shelter.

Welcome to the year’s biggest travel trend: Calmcations. Affordable breaks - a little longer than normal - that are close to home and nature, but with...

Iran’s mastery of relatively low-tech drone warfare poses urgent new risks to Middle East stability; its leaders threatened last week to retaliate against Israel for an airstrike on its embassy in Syria that killed officers of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

“I was absolutely elated – on air – way up there,” said Henry (“Chip”) Holt, a former Grand Forks Central student. “This feeling is not going to leave me.”

A POLISH pilot charged over a seizure of about €8.5m of cocaine allegedly flown into the midlands in 2022 will go on trial in November.

Developed to fill a perceived gap in Cessna’s light-twin lineup, the 414 Chancellor proved to be an ideal combination for many pilots who flew it.

A small plane had to make an emergency landing at a Poland Springs water facility in Maine on Wednesday afternoon after running low on fuel.

This time last year, Volodymyr Zelensky was touring western capitals, calling for weapons and money to launch a decisive summer offensive. Nato eventually provided Leopard and Challenger tanks, Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, M777 howitzers, Himars rocket artillery and Patriot air defences – but too little, too late. The much-vaunted offensive went nowhere, despite a mutiny