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Plane Crash History - 13 Plane Crashes That Changed Aviation

13 Plane Crashes That Changed Aviation These tragedies triggered major technological advances that keep us flying safe today. Brian BrainerdGetty Images Flying in a jetliner is extraordinarily safe. But air travel only became so reliable because previous accidents caused crucial safety improvements. From midair collisions, to on-board fires, to a fatigued fuselage that turned a plane into a high-altitude convertible, these tragedies triggered major technological advances in flight safety that keep air travel routine today. ✈ Advertisement - Continue Reading Below JASON REDMONDGetty Images Upgrade: Collision avoidance and a better ATC In the skies above the Grand Canyon on June 30, 1956, two planes that had recently taken off from Los Angeles International Airport a United Airlines Douglas DC-7 headed to Chicago and a Trans World Airlines Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation on its way to Kansas City collided. All 128 passengers and crew aboard both flights were killed.

Wife of Irish UN Worker Seeks Answers Over Ethiopia Plane Crash

Wife of Irish UN worker seeks answers over Ethiopia plane crash The widow of a UN aid worker who was killed in an Ethiopian Airlines crash two years ago has said she wants justice for his death. Clare native Mick Ryan, who lived with his wife Naoise and their two children in Cork, was killed in the plane crash on March 10, 2019. Mr Ryan was one of 157 passengers from more than 30 countries on board the plane, which crashed minutes after take-off en route from Addis Ababa in Ethiopia to Nairobi in Kenya. The widow of a UN aid worker who was killed in an Ethiopian Airlines crash two years ago has said she wants justice for his death. Pictured Mick Ryan

Federal Budget 2021: A look at some of the promises you might have missed | iNFOnews

April 20, 2021 - 9:12 AM OTTAWA - The federal Liberal government’s first budget in more than two years makes big promises on child care, the environment and readying the country’s economy for a post-pandemic rebound. But there is also a veritable grab bag of smaller promises as well. Here are some of the more interesting: — $100 million over three years for innovative mental health interventions for populations disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, including health-care workers, front-line workers, youth, seniors, Indigenous people, and racialized and Black Canadians. — $50 million over two years for those suffering from PTSD and other mental-health trauma from COVID-19. — $28.6 million over five years, and $5.7 million per year ongoing, to address antimicrobial resistance.

BUDGET: Liberals extend COVID-19 aid with election top of mind

BUDGET: Liberals extend COVID-19 aid with election top of mind
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