A burned postcard from the 'heavenly Titanic.' After decades, it has arrived in Prague
A postcard linked to the 'heavenly Titanic' has finally made its way to Prague after decades of being lost.
Discovery of Remains Believed to be Victims in Reinvestigation of Jeju Air Tragedy
During the reinvestigation of the December 29 Jeju Air airliner disaster, a bone piece presumed to belong to a victim was discovered, prompting a police investigation.
Hell in the Fog in Tenerife. When the Fates of Two Giants Crossed on the Runway, 583 People Died
The tragic collision of two Boeing 747s in dense fog at Tenerife's Los Rodeos airport on March 27, 1977, resulted in the deaths of 583 people and forever changed aviation safety standards.
A Simple Measure Would Have Saved Everyone on Flight 5342
A collision between American Airlines flight 5342 and an Army Black Hawk helicopter resulted in the deaths of all 67 people on board, with a report suggesting that a simple system could have provided pilots with crucial seconds to avert disaster.
Half a minute from impact near Prague. The pilot described a scenario that almost ended in tragedy
A pilot recounts a narrow escape from a potential disaster near Prague.
The pilot narrowly prevented a disaster. Experts investigate an aviation incident near Křivoklát
Experts are investigating a serious aviation incident involving a Portuguese airliner that dangerously descended below the minimum altitude near Křivoklát.
The aircraft from Lisbon was a moment away from disaster before landing in Prague
A flight from Lisbon nearly faced disaster shortly before landing in Prague due to technical issues.
'Jeju Air Disaster' Special Investigation Team Conducts Search and Seizure at Busan Aviation Authority and Construction Companies
The special investigation team formed to probe the Jeju Air passenger plane disaster has conducted its first search and seizure operation at two locations, including the Busan regional aviation authority and a related construction company.
Did not doubt that the cause was a faulty approach beam
Harald Snæhólm, one of the survivors of the 1978 plane crash in Sri Lanka, reflects on the disaster caused by a malfunctioning approach beam on a DC-8 aircraft.
The Icelanders Almost Ended Up in a Major Accident Due to Serious Mistakes
A SAS passenger plane nearly took off from a taxiway instead of a runway at Brussels Airport, leading to a significant risk of disaster.
Unexplained takeoff from Brussels Airport to Copenhagen. It could have had tragic consequences
A pilot mistakenly attempted to take off from a taxiway instead of the runway at Brussels Airport, but no injuries occurred, and the plane was safely stopped before disaster struck.
SAS plane ended up in the grass after taking off from the wrong runway
A SAS flight nearly faced disaster at Brussels International Airport when it attempted to take off from a taxiway instead of the designated runway.
Padovano, survivor of Linate: “I had burns on almost my entire body, I have remained angry”
Pasquale Padovano, the sole survivor of the 2001 Linate airport disaster, shares his experience of severe burns and the need for hope for affected families.