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What happened in the Statesville plane crash that killed Greg Biffle and six others
A passenger texted “emergency landing” moments before a Cessna Citation II crashed in North Carolina, killing former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and six others. Find out what investigators know so far.
U.S. air travel meltdown worsens as government shutdown cripples air traffic control staffing
Air traffic chaos hits U.S. skies as FAA staffing shortages linked to government shutdown delay or cancel thousands of flights. Find out how airlines are responding.
Why Archer Aviation stock is falling after Q3 results and a $126m airport acquisition
Archer Aviation expands its air taxi ambitions with a $126M airport deal and fresh equity raise. Find out how the market is reacting to this bold strategy.
United Airlines hit by FAA directive: What travelers need to know about 510 flight cuts
United Airlines is cutting 510 flights after an FAA directive to reduce air traffic due to controller shortages. See how this move is shaking U.S. aviation.
Thousands of flights grounded: How the U.S. shutdown is threatening aviation safety in 40 cities
Find out how the FAA's flight cuts amid the U.S. shutdown are affecting travelers and aviation safety across 40 major cities.
Why are U.S. flight delays rising now? FAA staffing shortages and Dallas/Fort Worth outage explained
Discover how staffing woes at the FAA and infrastructure failures at Dallas/Fort Worth are driving a surge in flight delays—and what travellers and airlines need to know.
A single cable cut froze America’s busiest air hub—What the Dallas flight stoppage really means for aviation safety
Find out how a telecom outage forced a ground stop at DFW and Love Field, and what it reveals about vulnerabilities in U.S. air-traffic control systems.
Michigan plane crash during stall test kills three in Bath Township: What investigators are now focusing on
Three are dead after a Hawker 800XP crashed in Bath Township during a post-maintenance stall test. FAA investigators are probing cause and cockpit data.
How a routine coastal flight turned tragic in Huntington Beach — five hospitalized as probe widens
A helicopter crash in Huntington Beach injured five. Two aboard rescued, three pedestrians hurt, FAA and NTSB now probing the cause.
Ryanair expands fleet with 10 new Boeing 737s — What it signals for Boeing’s production comeback
Ryanair takes delivery of 10 Boeing 737s as Boeing seeks FAA approval to raise output. See what it means for production, stock sentiment, and aviation growth.