More than 80 commercial planes have crashed in the U.S. since 1970.

Before last month's tragedy, U.S. midair collisions involving passenger jets included an Aeroméxico DC-9 clipped by a single-engine Piper propeller plane over Los Angeles in 1986 that killed 82 ...

I directed a more aggressive climb,” the plane’s captain later reported, “due to aircraft appearing to continue to climb into us.” Neither close call ended in disaster, but both were reported to a ...

The Latest: Recovery and investigation underway in deadly aircraft collision over DC Two years earlier on a June afternoon, a passenger jet was taking off from San Jose International Airport when ...

Before last month’s tragedy, U.S. midair collisions involving passenger jets included an Aeroméxico DC-9 clipped by a single-engine Piper propeller plane over Los Angeles in 1986 that killed 82 ...

GoFundMe has created a dedicated page to support families affected by the DC plane crash. The platform’s Trust & Safety team continues to verify additional fundraisers to ensure donations go ...

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WASHINGTON — Nearly 24 hours before a deadly plane collision between American Airlines Flight 5342 and an Army Black Hawk helicopter, another flight had to change landing plans last minute due ...

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California in 1986 that involved an Aeromexico Flight, a Douglas DC-9, that collided with a Piper PA-28 Archer on its way to Los Angeles International Airport. KTLA's Chip Yost reports on Jan.

The names of 40 bodies found in the Potomac river after a plane crashed into a helicopter mid-air over Washington DC. have been released by US media. Investigators have now confirmed they ...