Air record attempt ends in crash
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A Swiss pilot trying to fly 8,000km  in a light aircraft crashes into a block of flats in the city of Basel.
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A WWII plane taking part in a re-enactment during an airshow has crashed, according police.
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HALIFAX (CP) - A plane believed to be a cargo aircraft crashed off the end of a runway at Halifax International Airport, the RCMP said Thursday.
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Investigators are to begin an examination of a site where two people died in a collision involving two aircraft.
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Saturday's crash could have had ended worse...  STOCKHOLM (BBC News) - A decision to permanently ground 27 planes over safety fears will cost SAS up to 400m crowns ($62m; Â£30m), the Scandinavian airline said today. The airline faces cancelling hundreds of flights after it decided to stop flying Bombardier Q400 turboprop planes due to landing gear problems, despite assurances from the manufacturer that the aircraft is safe.  The decision came after the airline's third incident Saturday involving its fleet of Canadian-made Bombardier in two months. A Scandinavian Airlines turboprop carrying 44 people from Bergen, Norway, to Copenhagen, made a crash-landing in Denmark on Saturday, sliding down the runway on its belly after part of its landing gear collapsed. No one was seriously injured. SAS cancelled more than 40 flights on Sunday and 60 flights on Monday.  The airline operates 27 of the Q400s, which are used on many Nordic regional routes and for connections to destinations including the UK, Germany, Poland and Luxembourg. Meanwhile, Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier recommended that airlines continue to fly its Q400 aircraft, despite another failure of the plane's landing gear causing an accident at Copenhagen airport.
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A charter jet carrying Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Universal Sports, and five other people crashed yesterday on takeoff from an airport in Montrose, Colo.
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The cockpit voice recorder from a private jet involved in Brazil's worst ever air crash and dialogues among traffic controllers point to a series of errors and misunderstandings that may have contributed to the accident, a local newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Investigators work at the air crash site in Baotou, north China&#39;s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Nov. 22, 2004. The salvage work has been carried out to search for the flight data recorders, or the black boxes.
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State police said two people were missing and 11 were injured in the crash. It was not immediately clear whether all those people were on the plane.
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One person was killed when a light aircraft crashed into a field in South Wales this afternoon.
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An initial report blames engine failure for the crash-landing of a plane at Heathrow.
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Moscow - Recorders from the two planes that crashed nearly simultaneously in Russia have not yielded reliable information, a top official says.
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AAIB probe continues The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has issued an update (pdf) on its investigation into the 17 January crash-landing of a Boeing 777 at Heathrow, indicating that there "were no anomalies in the major aircraft systems" and that the "autopilot and the autothrottle systems behaved correctly and the engine control systems were providing the correct commands prior to, during, and after, the reduction in thrust".â¦
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Air crash investigators were Saturday continuing to seek the cause of an apparent power failure that forced a British Airways Boeing 777 into a crash landing at London's Heathrow airport, narrowly averting disaster.
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A World War II-era stunt plane crashed Friday while the pilot was practicing for an air show at Oceana Naval Air Station that was set to begin within hours, a base spokesman said. There was no immediate word on injuries.
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A turboprop plane with 73 people on board crashed on Sunday as it landed in western Denmark, but no one was seriously injured, the airline said.
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Investigators are trying to determine the cause of an aircraft training ground crash which killed two RAF crew members.