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StarSky Fokker 50 overruns Mogadishu runway into shallow water; all 50 to 55 aboard survive

A StarSky Aviation Fokker 50 carrying 50 to 55 people veered off the runway at Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport and came to rest in shallow water near the beach after reports of a technical fault; all aboard survived and authorities have opened an investigation.

2026-02-10T05:33:02.013543-08:00

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Prank Wi‑Fi name on Wizz Air London–Tel Aviv flight triggers Israeli fighter escort and Ben Gurion lockdown

2026-02-08T08:52:44.864752-08:00

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SAS A320neo begins takeoff roll from taxiway V1 at Brussels Airport; Belgian probe opened

2026-02-05T16:38:12.712710-08:00

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JetBlue passengers sue Airbus and Thales over October A320 sudden altitude loss

2026-02-06T06:15:03.743884-08:00

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StarSky Fokker 50 overruns Mogadishu runway into shallow water; all 50 to 55 aboard survive A StarSky Aviation Fokker 50 carrying 50 to 55 people veered off the runway at Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport and came to rest in shallow water near the beach after reports of a technical fault; all aboard survived and authorities have opened an investigation.

2026-02-10T05:33:02.013543-08:00

StarSky Fokker 50 overruns Mogadishu runway into shallow water; all 50 to 55 aboard survive

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TSB cautions pilots on passenger autorotation training after fatal Alberta helicopter crash The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has cautioned pilots to "carefully consider" exposing passengers to the elevated risks of autorotation practice after a private helicopter flight crashed in Alberta last year. The warning follows the TSB's investigation into the fatal accident and highlights training-related risk management.

2026-02-09T08:08:32.699339-08:00

TSB cautions pilots on passenger autorotation training after fatal Alberta helicopter crash

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South Korea AH-1S Cobra crashes during training in Gapyeong, Feb. 9; two killed On Feb. 9 an AH-1S Cobra attack helicopter crashed during a training flight in Gapyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, killing both crew members on board. The South Korean military confirmed the deaths and said it is investigating the cause.

2026-02-08T21:24:30.220315-08:00

South Korea AH-1S Cobra crashes during training in Gapyeong, Feb. 9; two killed

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Prank Wi‑Fi name on Wizz Air London–Tel Aviv flight triggers Israeli fighter escort and Ben Gurion lockdown A Wizz Air A321 operating flight W95302 from London to Tel Aviv was intercepted and escorted by Israeli fighter jets after a suspicious in‑flight Wi‑Fi hotspot name and reports of unusual behaviour. Authorities cleared the aircraft and it landed safely; Ben Gurion Airport was briefly locked down.

2026-02-08T08:52:44.864752-08:00

Prank Wi‑Fi name on Wizz Air London–Tel Aviv flight triggers Israeli fighter escort and Ben Gurion lockdown

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Security footage points to maintenance error after pitch‑change rod jams during servicing of Omni H160 that ditched off Brazil Investigators are scrutinizing maintenance work on an Omni H160 that ditched off Brazil after security footage appeared to show a pitch‑change rod jamming in the cowling while a technician rotated the rotor during servicing. Authorities are probing whether the action contributed to in‑flight vibrations and the subsequent water landing.

2026-02-06T10:23:56.826009-08:00

Security footage points to maintenance error after pitch‑change rod jams during servicing of Omni H160 that ditched off Brazil

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JetBlue passengers sue Airbus and Thales over October A320 sudden altitude loss Passengers from a JetBlue Airbus A320 that abruptly lost altitude in October have filed negligence suits against Airbus and Thales, alleging unsafe flight‑control software tied to the event. The October occurrence prompted a global A320‑family grounding and mandatory flight‑computer software updates.

2026-02-06T06:15:03.743884-08:00

JetBlue passengers sue Airbus and Thales over October A320 sudden altitude loss

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Freezing rain and black ice shut BER for a second day, stranding passengers and prompting fatal-accident reports Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) suspended all takeoffs and landings for a second consecutive day after persistent freezing rain and black ice left runways mirror-smooth despite overnight application of de-icing agents; operations remain halted, passengers stranded, and fatal accidents have been reported, reopening time unknown.

2026-02-06T04:33:18.256611-08:00

Freezing rain and black ice shut BER for a second day, stranding passengers and prompting fatal-accident reports

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ANSV attributes LATAM 777‑300ER tail‑strike at Milan to 100‑tonne takeoff weight mis‑entry Italian ANSV investigators concluded a 100‑tonne miscalculation of takeoff weight, entered by the crew into performance calculations, caused a LATAM Boeing 777‑300ER to suffer a tail‑strike at Milan Malpensa. The final report cites human‑factor errors and system gaps in performance‑data workflows, issuing safety recommendations.

2026-02-06T03:55:27.748808-08:00

ANSV attributes LATAM 777‑300ER tail‑strike at Milan to 100‑tonne takeoff weight mis‑entry

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StarSky Fokker 50 overruns Mogadishu runway into shallow water; all 50 to 55 aboard survive

Prank Wi‑Fi name on Wizz Air London–Tel Aviv flight triggers Israeli fighter escort and Ben Gurion lockdown

SAS A320neo begins takeoff roll from taxiway V1 at Brussels Airport; Belgian probe opened

JetBlue passengers sue Airbus and Thales over October A320 sudden altitude loss

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