A catastrophic Learjet 60 crash in South Florida is raising urgent questions about severe weather, ice accumulation, aircraft performance, and the decisions made during the flight's final moments.
Investigators say maintenance records indicate a cockpit voice recorder was installed on the jet, but they have not confirmed whether it was still aboard when the aircraft crashed.
The crash of a T-38 trainer jet this May—which caused a weekslong pause in flights across the fleet—was caused by an improperly installed pin.
Recently, during a top-speed baseline test of the Yangwang U9X at a closed circuit in China, a crash occurred at over 400 km/h. Images show that after the impact, the front structure of the vehicle ...
A pilot aboard a Bahamas-bound Learjet 60 described the ice as manageable and the turbulence as moderate. Soon afterward, the crew was declaring an emergency as the aircraft plunged toward a ...
THE pilot of the private jet that crashed in Palm Beach County and killed all seven people on-board has been identified A family member told TMZ that Jeff Gregory, 55, was piloting the Learjet 60 ...
Florida Learjet 60 crash footage has raised questions about its horizontal stabiliser. We explain its role and what remains ...
Viral posts call the Florida Learjet 60 crash near Mar-a-Lago a Trump assassination by AI hacking. Flight data, control audio, and officials point to a weather-driven dive.
The Foundry #3 crash-lands Wednesday with paranormal investigators facing bizarre creatures and mysterious human settlements in hostile territory.
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