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American Airlines 737-800 Engine Fire at Denver: 12 Hospitalized

An American Airlines Boeing 737-800's engine caught fire after diverting to Denver International Airport due to engine vibrations. The aircraft landed safely, but the fire prompted an emergency evacuation. Twelve people sustained minor injuries during evacuation and were taken to local hospitals.

2025-03-13T18:21:02.177758-07:00

Reuters

NTSB Urgently Recommends Helicopter Ban at Reagan National After Deadly Collision

2025-03-11T11:23:06.167401-07:00

CTV News

Delta CRJ900 Flips in Toronto Landing, Injuring 18

2025-02-17T12:05:13.266898-08:00

Bloomberg

Learjet 35A Collides with Gulfstream G200 at Scottsdale, 1 Dead

2025-02-10T16:08:39.437558-08:00

NTSB News Timeline

Flying Magazine

FAA Mandates ADS-B Activation at Reagan After Collision Following a Senate hearing, the FAA has mandated that all aircraft at Reagan National Airport must activate ADS-B to enhance safety. This decision follows a midair collision where tracking technology was reportedly disabled, prompting lawmakers to question risk analysis and safety measures.

2025-03-27T14:35:42.945336-07:00

FAA Mandates ADS-B Activation at Reagan After Collision

Associated Press

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FAA and Army Questioned Over DC Midair Collision Alarms Congressional hearings scrutinize the FAA and U.S. Army's failure to address over 15,000 proximity alerts before the January midair collision over Washington, D.C. This incident, which claimed 67 lives, has raised serious concerns about aviation safety protocols and systemic oversights.

2025-03-27T09:04:20.752768-07:00

FAA and Army Questioned Over DC Midair Collision Alarms

Associated Press

NTSB Data Review May Have Prevented Fatal Midair Collision NTSB Chairwoman emphasized the missed opportunities to identify frequent near-misses over Washington D.C. prior to the collision that claimed 67 lives. A Senate hearing is set to examine NTSB's findings on the incidents and explore preventive measures to enhance aviation safety.

2025-03-26T12:39:42.984524-07:00

NTSB Data Review May Have Prevented Fatal Midair Collision

FlightGlobal

NTSB Reports Bering Air Crash Was 1,000 lbs Overweight The preliminary NTSB report on the Bering Air Cessna 208B crash reveals the aircraft was significantly overweight for the icy conditions, likely contributing to the fatal accident in February 2025 which claimed ten lives. Investigators emphasize the risks of exceeding weight limits in hazardous weather.

2025-03-24T13:15:37.853864-07:00

NTSB Reports Bering Air Crash Was 1,000 lbs Overweight

NBC News

Alaska Cessna Crash: Overweight Plane in Icy Conditions, Says NTSB A preliminary NTSB report has revealed that the Bering Air Cessna 208B, which crashed on February 6 in remote Alaska and killed 10, was half a ton overweight for the prevailing icy conditions. This incident marked the third significant U.S. aviation mishap within eight days.

2025-03-19T16:32:57.708695-07:00

Alaska Cessna Crash: Overweight Plane in Icy Conditions, Says NTSB

CTV News

Canada TSB to Release Preliminary Report on Delta Crash at Toronto Pearson The Transportation Safety Board of Canada will unveil its preliminary findings on Thursday regarding last month's Delta Airlines crash at Toronto Pearson International Airport. This report is anticipated to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the incident and enhance aviation safety measures.

2025-03-19T09:23:42.454687-07:00

Canada TSB to Release Preliminary Report on Delta Crash at Toronto Pearson

Reuters

Navigation Failure on United 787 Causes In-Flight Incident Investigators reported that a United Airlines Boeing 787 experienced navigation equipment failure mid-flight from Lagos to Washington on January 24, resulting in unexpected movements that led to passenger injuries. The incident highlights concerns about avionics reliability under adverse conditions.

2025-03-18T12:17:42.904952-07:00

Navigation Failure on United 787 Causes In-Flight Incident

Associated Press

Ohio Helicopter Crash Kills Pilot After Striking Power Line In Suffield Township, Ohio, a helicopter collided with a power line and crashed into a reservoir, resulting in the pilot's death. The FAA and NTSB are collaborating with Ohio State Highway Patrol to investigate the crash's causation. The incident occurred early Friday morning.

2025-03-14T10:49:14.681934-07:00

Ohio Helicopter Crash Kills Pilot After Striking Power Line