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New Footage Emerges from Miami Cargo Plane Crash
New footage has emerged following the Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport in Florida, United States. The newly released video shows the Boeing 767 cargo aircraft after it veered off the runway and came to a stop near a road adjacent to the airport. According to information shared by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, five people were killed…
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Cargo Aircraft Accident in Miami
Breaking / The Boeing 767 cargo aircraft operating Amazon Prime Air flight #2I7298 from San Juan to Miami, registration #N1997A, overran the runway after landing and came to a stop on unpaved ground beyond the runway. Emergency crews were dispatched to the scene following the accident. We will continue to provide updates as more details become available.
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Anak Krakatau Erupts: Hundreds of Flights Cancelled
The eruption of Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano, which sent large amounts of volcanic ash into the atmosphere, severely disrupted air travel across the country. Flight operations were temporarily suspended at six airports in the region, while around 300 flights, including 55 international services, were affected at Jakarta’s main gateway, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Singapore Airlines also cancelled its flights to and…
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Delta Passenger Sues Airline After Hot Coffee Spill
According to an exclusive report by the New York Post, 63-year-old Frank Morello has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines, claiming that a flight attendant spilled hot coffee on him during an October 2025 flight from Puerto Rico to New York JFK. The lawsuit, filed in Queens Supreme Court, alleges that Morello, who was returning from a vacation in…
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Airbus A340 Converted into Science Center Caught Fire
An Airbus A340 being used as an Aviation Science Center caught fire in Çayırova, Kocaeli. The fire broke out at around 3:00 PM local time at the facility in Şekerpınar Neighborhood, with flames engulfing a large portion of the aircraft’s fuselage. The cause of the fire has not yet been determined. Following emergency calls, numerous fire and police crews were…
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Greek Air Force F-4 Phantom Crashes
A two-seat F-4 Phantom II fighter jet belonging to the Hellenic Air Force crashed during a demonstration flight as part of Athens Flying Week 2026 at Tanagra Air Base. A fire broke out in the area following the crash, and fire and medical crews were dispatched to the scene. The incident occurred in front of thousands of spectators. There has…
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Passenger Restrained With Duct Tape on American Airlines Flight
A 67-year-old passenger was restrained by fellow travelers after allegedly becoming unruly on American Airlines flight AA618 from Dallas to Newark. The passenger, identified as Arizona resident Arthur Lundeen, was accused of insulting cabin crew and other passengers and using racist and vulgar language. A former law enforcement officer traveling on the flight and another passenger intervened after Lundeen allegedly…
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Air India Captain Tests Positive for Drugs Following Incident That Injured 24
An Air India Airbus A320 operating a Phuket–New Delhi flight on August 4 experienced a serious technical issue while cruising at 36,000 feet. All three hydraulic systems recorded a loss of pressure within seconds, while the autopilot disengaged and a brief stall warning was triggered. The aircraft initially climbed approximately 113 metres before losing around 89 metres of altitude. The…
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ANA Holdings Orders Eight Additional Embraer E190-E2s
ANA Holdings, one of Japan’s largest airline groups, has signed an agreement with Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer for eight additional E190-E2 aircraft. The deal brings ANA Holdings’ total firm E190-E2 order to 23 aircraft. Announced on September 4, 2026, the agreement formalises the fleet expansion decision revealed by ANA Holdings on July 29, 2026, while further strengthening the group’s investment…
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Compulsory Liquidation Petition Filed Against Global Airlines
A creditor of UK-based aviation start-up Global Airlines has filed a petition seeking the company’s compulsory liquidation. The filing, registered on May 29, 2026, marks the second winding-up petition against the company in the past two years. A previous petition was withdrawn in October 2025. The latest filing does not mean Global Airlines is insolvent, as the petition could still…
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