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Jeju Air Crash: Black Boxes Stop Recording Before Fatal Impact

Investigators face challenges after both flight data and cockpit voice recorders of Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 stopped capturing data four minutes prior to the deadly crash in Muan, South Korea. The disaster killed 179 people and left authorities searching for alternative explanations.

2025-01-11T04:13:19.845280-08:00

FlightGlobal

NTSB: First Officer Error Led to United 767 Hard Landing at Houston

2025-01-16T14:53:47.582737-08:00

Aviation Source

Kazakhstan Receives Black Box Data from Azerbaijan Airlines Crash

2025-01-06T15:02:51.378169-08:00

Reuters

Muan Airport Shutdown Extended to Jan 14 Amid Jeju Air Crash Investigation

2025-01-05T18:42:07.611857-08:00

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FlightGlobal

NTSB: First Officer Error Led to United 767 Hard Landing at Houston The NTSB determined that incorrect control column inputs by a first officer resulted in a United Airlines Boeing 767-300's hard landing in Houston. This 2023 incident caused significant fuselage damage, highlighting pilot input as a critical safety factor.

2025-01-16T14:53:47.582737-08:00

NTSB: First Officer Error Led to United 767 Hard Landing at Houston

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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Jeju Air Crash: Black Boxes Stop Recording Before Fatal Impact Investigators face challenges after both flight data and cockpit voice recorders of Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 stopped capturing data four minutes prior to the deadly crash in Muan, South Korea. The disaster killed 179 people and left authorities searching for alternative explanations.

2025-01-11T04:13:19.845280-08:00

Jeju Air Crash: Black Boxes Stop Recording Before Fatal Impact

Aviation Source

Kazakhstan Receives Black Box Data from Azerbaijan Airlines Crash Kazakh investigators have obtained black box data from the Azerbaijan Airlines aircraft that crashed on December 25. Brazilian lab, operated by the air force, facilitated analysis, enabling authorities to review cockpit dialogue and flight data for further insights into the incident.

2025-01-06T15:02:51.378169-08:00

Kazakhstan Receives Black Box Data from Azerbaijan Airlines Crash

Reuters

Muan Airport Shutdown Extended to Jan 14 Amid Jeju Air Crash Investigation Following the December 29 crash of Jeju Air flight 2216, which resulted in 179 fatalities, South Korean authorities have extended Muan International Airport's closure. Investigators are set to analyze flight data recorders in the U.S., with weather conditions further influencing the decision to extend till January 14.

2025-01-05T18:42:07.611857-08:00

Muan Airport Shutdown Extended to Jan 14 Amid Jeju Air Crash Investigation

The Air Current

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NTSB Excludes Engine Experts in Initial Jeju Air Crash Investigation The initial U.S. NTSB advisory team involved in the investigation of the Jeju Air 737-800 crash has chosen not to include propulsion specialists. This decision may provide early insights into investigative priorities, as the team focuses on other aspects of the crash beyond engine performance.

2024-12-30T16:31:43.053321-08:00

NTSB Excludes Engine Experts in Initial Jeju Air Crash Investigation

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Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 Crashes in South Korea, Over 179 Dead A Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 crashed during landing at Muan International Airport after attempting a gear-up landing. The aircraft collided with a wall, leaving 179 dead and two survivors. The flight originated from Bangkok with 181 passengers and crew on board.

2024-12-28T16:53:25.054581-08:00

Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 Crashes in South Korea, Over 179 Dead

Bloomberg Law

FAA Concludes Southwest Airlines Safety Review with No Significant Issues The Federal Aviation Administration concluded its review of Southwest Airlines, identifying no significant safety concerns despite earlier incidents. The evaluation, part of the Certificate Holder Evaluation Program, was prompted by multiple safety incidents earlier this year.

2024-12-18T17:47:41.349583-08:00

FAA Concludes Southwest Airlines Safety Review with No Significant Issues

Associated Press

NTSB Links Hawaiian Airlines Turbulence to Crew's Flight Path Decision The NTSB report identifies Hawaiian Airlines flight crew's choice to fly over a storm cell as the cause of severe turbulence in December 2022, leading to injuries for 25 people. The decision to not deviate around the storm was a key factor in the incident.

2024-12-12T15:56:04.657328-08:00

NTSB Links Hawaiian Airlines Turbulence to Crew's Flight Path Decision