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Africa No. 1 in world in deadly airliner crashes

Africa led the way to the first rise of deadly airliner crashes in a decade, followed by Brazil and Southeast Asia, an international aviation trade group said Thursday. "The problem is still Africa, and ... it's a problem of resource ...

Update: Pilot killed in crash had years of experience

The day after a small plane crashed into a home here, the family of the woman whose house was hit began cleaning up the wreckage and new revelations unfolded about the pilot who died in the crash.

Diana Barnato Walker, acclaimed pilot, dies at 90

Walker took up flying in the 1930s and became celebrated as one of a group of women who delivered new fighters and bombers to combat squadrons in World War II.

Training accident kills Marysville soldier

EVERETT -- Ever since Joseph M. Cerfus was a little boy, he wanted to serve his country. At 17, Cerfus joined the Navy and completed two tours in Iraq.

FAA issues NPRM to review main rotor hydraulic actuator support AD for Bell 222, 222B, 222U, 230, and 430

AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration, DOT.

Take-off abandoned after plane fire drama in Malawi

BLANTYRE -- Firefighters doused a Zimbabwean plane which was bound for Britain after its eight rear tires burst into flames during an abortive take-off from Malawi on Thursday, aviation authorities said.

Air disasters on the rise

THE rate of aviation accidents is on the rise, says a new safety report. Incidents in Africa, Indonesia and Brazil caused the number of crashes to rise.

ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (05.11.08)

Aero-Linx! News, pictures, information, and resources from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

FedEx C208 Cargomaster Down In Michigan, Pilot OK

Engine Trouble Reported To Be Cause We've all heard the old pilot saying "a good landing is one you can walk away from" -- well, thankfully one FedEx feeder pilot did exactly that on Friday night.

Parents Sue School, FBO For Accident That Claimed Their Daughter

Allege Pilot Flew Erratically On June 2006 ROTC Flight The parents of a 15-year-old girl who died in a June 2006 plane crash in Maine are suing the local school system, and the fixed-base operator that employed the pilot.

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