Plane crash

LaGuardia controller under investigation in Air Canada Express runway collision

The accident while landing, which killed both pilots and seriously injured another nine people, has revived concerns over limited air traffic control staffing at major US airports.

An Air Canada Express CRJ-900 sits on the runway at LaGuardia Airport on March 23, 2026.
A US Air Force Lockheed C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft takes off from RAF Fairford on March 19, 2026 in Fairford, England. Since UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer back-tracked on his initial refusal to allow the US to use British bases to launch defensive strikes.

Colombian military plane involved in accident had 125 soldiers onboard, media reports

Two US Air Force F-22 stealth fighter jets are about to receive fuel mid-air from a KC-135 refueling plane over Norway en route to a joint training exercise with Norway's growing fleet of F-35 jets August 15, 2018.

US announces names of six US soldiers killed in plane crash in Iraq

IRGC propaganda showing officers planning missile launches towards Tel Aviv, created using Lego, March 10, 2026.

WATCH: IRGC-linked media shares propaganda video using Lego, blaming Israel-US for Minab school


Two planes nearly collide over Florida airport

Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) are investigating the incident, which appears to be an Air Traffic Control mishap.

Delta Air Lines Airbus A319 plane on the tarmac at LAX in Los Angeles

Greece to protest to Serbia over Ukrainian cargo plane crash - sources

Greek opposition parties have accused the conservative government of not providing information on the cargo and urged it to investigate the incident further.

 Debris is seen at the crash site of an Antonov An-12 cargo plane owned by a Ukrainian company, near Kavala, Greece, July 17, 2022.

Plane carrying munitions in Greece crashes, Ukrainian crew killed

Aircraft was an Antonov An-12 owned by a Ukrainian company • Pilot requested emergency landing due to engine problem.

Debris is seen at the crash site of an Antonov An-12 cargo plane owned by a Ukrainian company, near Kavala, Greece, July 17, 2022.

Bodies of all 22 victims of plane crash recovered - Nepal

Nepali soldiers and rescue workers had retrieved 21 bodies from the wreckage, strewn across a steep slope at an altitude of around 14,500 feet on Monday. They recovered the last body on Tuesday.

A general view of the Tara Air plane crash site during the rescue operation at Thasang, Nepal May 30, 2022.

Nepal authorities recover bodies of 20 out of 22 people on board crashed aircraft

The aircraft was on a 20-minute flight before losing contact with the control tower.

 THE IDF evacuates an injured person on a  stretcher for transport via helicopter to a  hospital, in Kathmandu, Nepal, 2015.

Man killed in ultralight aircraft crash in central Israel

Ultralight aircraft are lightweight one or two-seat fixed-wing aircraft

 The crashed aircraft in central Israel

China finds second black box of crashed plane

A second black box from China Eastern Airlines plane that crashed in southern China was found, Chinese state media reported.

 China Eastern Airlines flight.

China Eastern jet crashes with 132 on board, no survivors found

China Eastern airlines said it deeply mourned the passengers and crew, without specifying how many people had been killed on the Boeing 737 jet.

 China Eastern Airlines flight.

Names of two Israelis dead in aircraft crash in Jerusalem Hills revealed

The light aircraft lost contact with ground control while flying over the Jerusalem Hills area on Saturday.

 A Border Police officer looks on at the remains of a crashed aircraft in Jerusalem Hills on February 26, 2022

Israel marks 25 years since two helicopters collided, killing all 73 on board

Israelis commemorate the 73 soldiers killed when two helicopters collided on their way to Lebanon in 1997. To this day the IDF has yet to give a definite reason as to why the helicopters crashed.

Israeli soldiers sift through the rubble of an army helicopter as they search for dead soldiers late February 4, 1997.