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The world is awaiting word on the cause of the Ethiopian Air crash that killed 157 people on March 10. The aircraft went down shortly after takeoff with the flight crew apparently reporting control problems. While there is little information to be had so far, the...
The TSA recently announced that it was considering doing away with security screening at smaller airports across the country. No decision has been made yet, but the idea has sparked controversy and rightfully so. September 11, 2018 will be the 17thanniversary of the...
A tour helicopter, a Hughes 369, crashed near Bowie, Texas on Saturday morning. Three people on board were severely injured. Not much information is available at this point but, according to news reports, those injured may have been wounded veterans. The flight...
On May 3, 2018, the NTSB provided an investigative update on the cause of the tragic incident of April 17 aboard Southwest Airlines Flight 1380. As previously postulated, it appears that the root cause involved metal fatigue in one of the left engine’s fan blades. A...
After an initial review of the left engine of the Southwest Airlines aircraft that made an emergency landing yesterday in Philadelphia, the NTSB discovered that one of the 24 fan blades on the engine broke off in flight and caused the catastrophic uncontained failure....
Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 made an emergency landing in Philadelphia today after the aircraft’s left engine apparently exploded while en route from New York’s La Guardia Airport to Dallas Love Field. The plane landed safely, but apparently one passenger was...