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The aircraft crashed near Poolville, Texas, a community about 38 miles west of Fort Worth. All three people on board the plane died in the crash.

A hot air balloon crashed in Arizona, killing four people and injuring another, police said.

The National Transportation Safety Board said Saturday it will investigate two crashes involving Florida's Brightline train that killed three people at the same...

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating after 2 crashes involving Brightline trains at the same site killed 3 people in 3 days.

Whether the credibility can be restored with boeing and david calhoun, the ceo. i reached out to management last night and of course they cant discuss an active investigation, however, they are coordinating, they are working with the ntsb as we said. what the challenge is going to be is when the -- david calhoun matches wits with the faa with administrator whitaker. thats where the real thing is going to happen. thats where this battle is going to start and we are just going to have to see what ...

The sheriff’s office said a twin-engine Cessna crashed after flying out of the Wise County airport.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its preliminary report regarding a small plane crash in Parker County Sunday afternoon.

Safe. >> reporter: meanwhile the door plug involved in that explosion is now at the ntsb lab in washington and will undergo analysis this weekend. lester. >> all right, tom, thank you. in a first for the biden justice department, federal prosecutors in buffalo, new york, say they will seek the death penalty against the man who killed ten black shoppers and staff at a tops supermarket. that was in 2022. payton gendron face s federal hate crime charges and is already serving life without parole ...

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating whether Boeing failed to make sure a panel that blew off a jetliner in midflight last week was safe and manufactured to the...

As details continue to emerge about the door plug failure on an Alaska Airlines flight last Friday, it is becoming increasingly clear that airline safety has been repeatedly subordinated to the profit interests of the $135 billion Boeing Company, with the assistance of the US political and regulatory establishment.