We're learning more about the pilots in our state who volunteer their planes to pick up patients out of state and bring them here for care. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has this story.

Fortunately, no one was killed. Newly released audio from air traffic control has revealed that the pilots were informed of strong winds blowing up to 38 mph and a “slight bump.” #BreakingNews ...

One of its pilots had reported a bird strike before the crash. Early findings show that the jet’s engines contained duck DNA and bird feathers. Investigations are ongoing. A bird strike is a ...

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LIKE THERE’S ALWAYS GOING TO BE PEOPLE HELPING, COVERING BREVARD Florida Institute of Technology pilots Blaise Pasquier and Diego Teixeira returned from California after a weekend-long trip to ...

Three airline pilots suspect some combination of faulty ... In 2018, a Southwest Airlines plane experienced an engine failure in which one of the fan blades broke because of metal fatigue, causing ...

Joseph says high winds, especially crosswinds that blow perpendicular to the plane, could “present certain challenges to pilots” as they try to navigate the landing at Pearson Airport.

The two pilots who were aboard a military aircraft when it crashed near Shelter Island in San Diego are in "good condition" and under 24-hour medical observation, U.S. Navy officials said.

Two United States (US) Navy pilots managed to break free from a Boeing EA-18G Growler jet whilst the aircraft hurtled towards the San Diego Bay. US Navy officials confirmed that the two pilots ejected ...

"We are relieved and grateful to have had one of our vessels in the right place at the right time," the company's general manager Frank Ursitti said. The pilots were then transferred to a small U ...

The Premier's quick arrival meant the pilots only spent about a minute in 50-degree water, officials said. "We are relieved and grateful to have had one of our vessels in the right place at the ...

A lot of black plumes, and then it just like got sucked into the water,” one witness told the outlet. “Within 15 seconds, there was nothing.” The two Navy pilots were rescued by a fishing ...