After the Orlando incident, Sky Elements Drones' role in the 2024 Reunion Tower New Year's Eve show in Dallas was scrapped.

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The NTSB report identifies Friedman as a commercial pilot and Goldberger as a private pilot. While earlier information from the Federal Aviation Administration stated Goldberger was piloting the ...

GREENWICH, CT (WFSB) - The NTSB report on the fatal plane crash that happened in Greenwich on December 12th was released Tuesday. The report said that the plane took off from Linden Airport in ...

He was identified as Paul S. Marsh of Lansing, Michigan. According to the preliminary report from the NTSB, the plane departed from Capital Region International Airport (LAN) in Lansing ...

According to NTSB investigators, the bearing on a hopper car failed and overheated. NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy told Congress last year: “We strongly believe that continued vigilance and ...

GREENWICH, Conn. (WTNH) — A pilot flying a private plane told air traffic controllers that he “lost” the engine twice before fatally crashing onto Interstate 684 earlier this month ...

The report did not reveal a cause of the crash. The probable cause will be detailed in the NTSB’s final report, which could take anywhere from 12 to 24 months to complete. The document released ...

Advertisement "Additional NTSB investigative staff are standing by to assist if needed, including specialists in recorders, powerplants, and survival factors, among other specialties," the NTSB ...

Three members of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are leading the U.S. team investigating the incident, which also includes one adviser from the Federal Aviation Administration ...

The NTSB issued its final report on a deadly 2022 collision in North Las Vegas, determining the cause to be one pilot’s failure to ensure the plane was aligned with the correct runway, and naming ...

A former NTSB chairman said these types of planes should be at least five miles apart horizontally. Justin Giddens, a self-described “aviation nerd,” took live photos of the close call while ...