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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) plans a public hearing in November on the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Egyptian accident investigators passed the investigation to judicial authorities because of evidence of a “malicious…

by FSF Editorial Staff

The GE90-85BG11 engine had accumulated 11,459 total cycles before the failure.

by FSF Editorial Staff

The private firm that had been searching the seabed beneath the Indian Ocean for the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Damaged components of the failed engine from Flight 1380 are identified as viewed from the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

The image at top shows the configuration of Runways 28L and 28R, and Taxiway C…

by FSF Editorial Staff

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) says the requirement for flight data recorders (FDRs)…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Rain, poorly functioning windshield wipers and a lack of runway centerline lighting resulted in limited…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Move comes in the wake of Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 inflight engine failure.

by FSF Editorial Staff

Sensing no deceleration, the Challenger pilots disengaged the antiskid system, resulting in three tires bursting.

by Mark Lacagnina