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U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashes during training flight near Sitka, Alaska; 4 crew treated for minor injuries

The U.S. Coast Guard says an MH-60 Jayhawk SAR helicopter (Lockheed Martin Sikorsky) crashed during a training flight near Harbor Mountain in Sitka, Alaska. All four crew members were recovered with non-serious/minor injuries, and the service has not yet determined the cause as it investigates.

2026-06-23T05:13:49.901908-07:00

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Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

2026-06-22T11:12:14.516495-07:00

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Croatia A220-300 investigation: runway excursion after near–V1 takeoff, with winds initially within limits

2026-06-21T22:54:14.228901-07:00

New York Times

NetJets Cessna Citation Latitude crashes on Texas highway after mechanical issue; 1 of 6 killed

2026-06-17T02:09:17.576480-07:00

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Edwards AFB resumes B-52H test flight operations one week after fatal Stratofortress crash Edwards Air Force Base, California, has restarted flight operations one week after a B-52H Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff during a test mission, killing all eight crew members. The base said the investigation is ongoing, following earlier findings that the crash was “not survivable.”

2026-06-23T22:40:57.910161-07:00

Edwards AFB resumes B-52H test flight operations one week after fatal Stratofortress crash

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U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashes during training flight near Sitka, Alaska; 4 crew treated for minor injuries The U.S. Coast Guard says an MH-60 Jayhawk SAR helicopter (Lockheed Martin Sikorsky) crashed during a training flight near Harbor Mountain in Sitka, Alaska. All four crew members were recovered with non-serious/minor injuries, and the service has not yet determined the cause as it investigates.

2026-06-23T05:13:49.901908-07:00

U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashes during training flight near Sitka, Alaska; 4 crew treated for minor injuries

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Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight Maryland State Police say three people died in an airplane crash believed to have occurred during a training flight. The victims were identified as two Israelis and one Canadian, underscoring the ongoing safety risk in pilot-instruction operations and the importance of rapid, accurate cause determination.

2026-06-22T11:12:14.516495-07:00

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

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Croatia A220-300 investigation: runway excursion after near–V1 takeoff, with winds initially within limits Preliminary findings from Croatian investigators say winds were within limits before an Airbus A220-300 departing Split began drifting at high speed and nearly reached V1 decision speed. The aircraft ultimately suffered a runway excursion that damaged the twinjet, after the crew changed the runway to avoid a tailwind.

2026-06-21T22:54:14.228901-07:00

Croatia A220-300 investigation: runway excursion after near–V1 takeoff, with winds initially within limits

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Croatia Airlines A220-300 runway excursion in Split: AIN publishes investigation report Croatia’s aviation accident and incident investigation agency, AIN, has released its findings into a Croatia Airlines Airbus A220-300 event at Split Airport on 16 May 2026, when the aircraft overran during a runway excursion. The report follows an investigation into the circumstances and contributing factors.

2026-06-21T22:54:14.228901-07:00

Croatia Airlines A220-300 runway excursion in Split: AIN publishes investigation report

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NTSB probing whether a “mechanical” issue preceded fatal Laredo Citation Latitude crash Investigators studying the fatal Cessna 680A Citation Latitude crash near Laredo, Texas—after a crew declared an emergency on approach—have not yet clarified the cause or the nature of the emergency. An initial report is expected in about two weeks as the probe continues.

2026-06-19T01:50:58.939617-07:00

NTSB probing whether a “mechanical” issue preceded fatal Laredo Citation Latitude crash

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NTSB preliminary findings cite GPS jamming as a factor in fatal King Air crash and related New Mexico medical-plane interference In a pre-dawn May 14 King Air crash investigation, the NTSB’s preliminary findings point to GPS jamming as an under-investigation factor. Separate reporting based on federal findings says a New Mexico medical plane’s GPS malfunctioned after military jamming in the area, despite pilots being warned.

2026-06-18T10:52:36.923337-07:00

NTSB preliminary findings cite GPS jamming as a factor in fatal King Air crash and related New Mexico medical-plane interference

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NetJets Cessna Citation Latitude crashes on Texas highway after mechanical issue; 1 of 6 killed A NetJets-operated Cessna 680 Citation Latitude crashed on the Loop 20 highway near Laredo, Texas, on June 16, after the crew reported a mechanical issue and diverted from Austin plans to land at Laredo International Airport. One passenger was killed; five were injured (six aboard).

2026-06-17T02:09:17.576480-07:00

NetJets Cessna Citation Latitude crashes on Texas highway after mechanical issue; 1 of 6 killed

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U.S. Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashes during training flight near Sitka, Alaska; 4 crew treated for minor injuries

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

Croatia A220-300 investigation: runway excursion after near–V1 takeoff, with winds initially within limits

NetJets Cessna Citation Latitude crashes on Texas highway after mechanical issue; 1 of 6 killed

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