Accidents

The NTSB has sent the airplane’s cockpit voice recorder to Washington, D.C., for analysis.

A low tide has hampered efforts to recover the FDR and CVR from the Boeing 767-300ER freighter that crashed Saturday near Houston.

All three crew killed in crash of Survival Flight Bell 407 in Ohio.

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The NTSB stopped work on more than 1,900 ongoing transportation accident investigations during the 35-day-long partial U.S. government shutdown.

Indonesian Navy deploys a survey ship as the recorder’s locator beacon approaches the end of its service life.

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Last year the airline industry recorded the most number of deaths since 2015.

The crash remains under investigation.

A SAR AW139 crashed after hitting a zipline on the UAE's highest peak enroute to pick up an injured patient.

Lowering fatal accidents in experimental-category aircraft is key to growing participation in aviation, EAA official said.

Among the victims was the first Chinese aviator to circumnavigate the globe.

The airline industry has registered 517 accident fatalities so far in 2018.

The UK's Air Accidents Investigation Branch focuses on overtorqued nut while EASA issues another emergency AD.

Although one incident is not enough to indict an entire system, it should prompt a look at the U.S.'s oversight of foreign airlines.

AIN looks at recent business aviation accidents

Muilenburg claims that ‘speculation’ has introduced false assumptions.

The Boeing 757 had its wing clipped by a taxiing private jet on Weds. morning.

Logs indicate that mechanics replaced suspect AOA sensor on October 27 but associated control problems continued.

Indonesia's review follows last month’s Lion Air Boeing 737 Max 8 crash

The USHST reports that the overall accident rate is declining.

UK's AAIB released the preliminary report on the AW169 crash.

The company’s training material did not include information on the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system.

New safety audit of all the country’s airlines planned for December

Lion Air crash investigators find erroneous input from AOA sensor during Flight 610

The FAA directed operators to revise manuals to include new procedures for reacting to faulty angle-of-attack inputs.

Authorities yet to determine any connection between instrument anomalies and crash

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The crew was forced to jump for their lives

Directive stems from October 29 crash of Lion Air Flight JT 610