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Body of pilot found in plane wreckage after midair collision
The body of a pilot who died in a plane crash after a midair collision has been found in the mangled wreckage of his aircraft, authorities said Monday night. The plane plummeted into a rugged area of the Santa Monica Mountains after colliding moments...
Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Sports, AEG, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Golf
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Possible 9/11 plane landing gear part found in NYC
NEW YORK (AP) — A rusted 5-foot-tall piece of landing gear believed to be from one of the hijacked planes destroyed in the Sept. 11 attacks has been discovered near the World Trade Center wedged between a luxury apartment building and a mosque...Tags: Aircraft Hijacking, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Transportation Industry, Religion and Belief, Islam
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Boeing landing gear from 9/11 plane discovered
New York police have secured a lower Manhattan site where surveyors discovered what appears to be part of one of the planes destroyed in the Sept. 11 attacks. The part -- which police say has a Boeing Co. identification number -- was found wedged...
Tags: Politics, September 11, 2001 Attacks, American Airlines, Inc., Air Transportation Industry, Boeing Co.
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Texting contributed to fatal crash of medical helicopter, NTSB says
The pilot of a medical helicopter that crashed in Missouri in 2011 had been texting, and that was a contributing factor to the disaster that killed four people, federal investigators said. The case is the first fatal commercial aircraft accident...
Tags: Air Methods Corporation, Heavy Engineering, Transportation Industry, Manufacturing and Engineering, Disasters and Accidents
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NTSB begins hearing on Boeing's problem-plagued 787 Dreamliner
The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday began a two-day investigative hearing in Washington into a fire that broke out on Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner passenger jet due to overheating in its lithium-ion battery systems. The NTSB still...
Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Boeing Co., Transportation Industry, NASA, Japan
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FAA clears the way for grounded Boeing 787 to return to flight
The Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing Co.’s proposed fix for the lithium-ion battery systems on its 787 passenger jets, which have been grounded since January. The FAA said it will require airlines flying 787s to install...
Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Orbital Sciences Corporation, Boeing Co., Transportation Industry, NASA
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Enbridge pipeline too close for comfort?
Imagine an international oil pipeline was coming through your backyard, within 10 feet of your home and business where you are raising four kids – and if you refuse, the company can exercise its power of eminent domain. That is the situation Shawn...
Tags: Car Safety Tips and Advice, Transportation Industry, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Energy Resources
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Woman injured in South Bend jet crash out of hospital
The South Bend woman hurt in Sunday's plane crash is out of the hospital. Memorial Hospital tells WSBT it released Diana McKeown Wednesday night. The 62-year-old was insider her home when it was struck by the small jet. McKeown's and two other homes...
Tags: Transportation Industry, Transportation Accidents, Air and Space Accidents
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Notebook: Agency knew about plane flaw but didn't tell
CORRECTION: David Birkeland was president and CEO of First Bank of South Dakota. The bank name was wrong in the first posting of this story. It has been corrected below. Imagine that a government agency discovers a dangerous situation, tells...Tags: Politics, Northern States Power Company, Air Transportation Industry, Transportation Industry, Government
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Few Details Revealed in Helo-1 Crash Report
The Associated PressA preliminary report by federal investigators on the crash of an Alaska State Troopers helicopter gives few clues regarding the cause. The crash of Helo-1 April 30 killed 55-year-old pilot Mel Nading, 40-year-old Trooper Tage Toll, and an injured...Tags: Washington, DC, Transportation Industry, Transportation Accidents, Air and Space Accidents
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Boeing completes FAA certification testing for 787 batteries
Boeing Co. completed a certification demonstration flight on its 787 Dreamliner to test a proposed fix for the lithium-ion battery systems that led to the commercial jet’s grounding in January. The aerospace giant said the flight Friday marked the...
Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Boeing Co., Transportation Industry, Japan, United Air Lines
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Single-engine plane lands in Big Bear Lake
A small plane ditched in Big Bear Lake on Saturday after losing engine power, but those on board were able to get out with only minor injuries, authorities said. The single-engine Beechcraft A36 Bonanza came to rest upside down near the lake’s...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Transportation Industry, Transportation Accidents, Federal Aviation Administration, Air and Space Accidents
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