Plane crash

The American Airlines jet collided with a Black Hawk helicopter as it made its approach to Reagan National Airport just outside Washington, DC, on January 29.

An advanced version of the Tejas fighter jet, equipped with AESA radar technology and an electronic warfare system manufactured by Elta of Israel Aerospace Industries, is in production.

Earhart's fate remains one of the most enduring mysteries of the past 88 years.

Turkey has stated that search and rescue operations were underway in coordination with Georgian authorities, but did not provide any other details on the cause of the crash or the casualties.

Three crew members were on board at the time of the crash, UPS confirmed. Four others were confirmed as killed on the ground.

The plane was carrying eight Hungarians and two Germans. "Sadly, there are no survivors," Mombasa Air Safari said in a statement.

No further details on the crash were provided. The cause of the crash is under investigation, the statement from NAS Lemoore said.

The burning fuselage of the plane, which was from the Soviet era and was nearly 50 years old, was spotted on the ground by a helicopter, and rescue crews were rushing to the scene.

The bodies of at least 27 people, including 25 children, a teacher, and the jet's pilot were recovered from the debris.

After landing his plane safely, the pilot informed the passengers that he had acted to avoid the aircraft, which he said was "kind of, sort of coming at us."

The pilot was among those killed in the incident, the military said, adding that a committee had been formed to investigate its cause.