A CCTV camera at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad captured the final moments of the Air India flight taking off from the runway, being unable to climb, and crashing ultimately.&nbsp;The CCTV footage shows the Air India plane taking off from the runway, struggling to attain altitude, and coming down till it crashes, and a huge fireball appears, signalling a disaster.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Several casualties are feared, though officials have not yet shared any figures, and as per reports, the chances of survival of those undergoing treatment are also very low. Since the plane was heavily fuelled for the long-haul journey from Ahmedabad to London, the fuel led to a massive fire after the crash.&nbsp;&nbsp;Rescue teams from the Indian Army, NDRF, CRPF, and Coast Guard are still working at the crash site.&nbsp;The flight radar data also revealed that the Dreamliner managed to climb only 625 feet and could not gain further altitude, leading to the aviation disaster.The flight departed from the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport at 1:39 pm IST and lost contact with air traffic control less than a minute later.&nbsp;Flight-tracking platform Flightradar24 said the aircraft’s signal was lost at an altitude of just 625 feet, a dangerously low height for a jet of its size and weight.Several videos that have been shared by locals on social media also show the plane struggling to gain altitude and descending rapidly, followed by a loud explosion and a massive fireball as it crashed. Thick black smoke was seen rising from the crash site.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Tata Group has announced that it will give ₹1 crore to the families of each individual who died in the Air India plane crash.The group will also cover the medical expenses of those injured and ensure that all necessary care and support are provided to them.

The CCTV footage shows the Air India plane taking off from the runway, struggling to attain altitude, and coming down till it crashes, and a huge fireball appears, signalling a disaster.

A CCTV camera at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad captured the final moments of the Air India flight taking off from the runway, being unable to climb, and crashing ultimately. The CCTV footage shows the Air India plane taking off from the runway, struggling to attain altitude, and coming down till it crashes, and a huge fireball appears, signalling a disaster.

The CCTV footage shows the Air India plane taking off from the runway, struggling to attain altitude, and coming down till it crashes, and a huge fireball appears, signalling a disaster.

Ahmedabad Airport CCTV captures Air India plane taking off, and crashing | Watch

John Barnett, a former Boeing engineer, raised serious safety concerns about the 787 Dreamliner, including faulty parts, oxygen mask failures, and poor assembly. Before he died in 2024, he claimed his warnings were ignored and faced retaliation.

John Barnett, a former Boeing engineer, raised serious safety concerns about the 787 Dreamliner, including faulty parts, oxygen mask failures, and poor assembly. Before he died in 2024, he claimed his warnings were ignored and faced retaliation.

Ahmedabad plane crash: 7 faults that John Barnett flagged in Boeing 787 Dreamliner before committing suicide

A mayday call is a worldwide radio signal pilots use to report life-threatening emergencies, like engine failure or fire, especially on aircraft like the Boeing 787. Once declared, it gets top priority from air traffic control and emergency teams to ensure quick help and safe landings.

A mayday call is a worldwide radio signal pilots use to report life-threatening emergencies, like engine failure or fire, especially on aircraft like the Boeing 787. Once declared, it gets top priority from air traffic control and emergency teams to ensure quick help and safe landings.

Ahmedabad plane crash: What is a Mayday call and how can it save lives in emergencies?

John Barnett, a former Boeing quality manager, alleged that nearly 25% of emergency oxygen systems on some 787 aircraft could fail during cabin depressurisation. 

John Barnett, a former Boeing quality manager, alleged that nearly 25% of emergency oxygen systems on some 787 aircraft could fail during cabin depressurisation. An FAA probe later identified non-conforming parts, validating aspects of Barnett’s claims.

‘Only if I had a Death Wish’: Why Boeing 787 Dreamliner is haunted by safety lapses, faulty parts and whistleblower tragedies?

A small airplane from Guatemala involved in fighting an outbreak of flesh-eating larvae crashed in southern Mexico on Friday, killing three people, authorities said.&nbsp;The aircraft came down in the southernmost Chiapas state while releasing sterile screwworm flies to combat a pest that prompted the United States to suspend livestock imports from Mexico last month.&nbsp;Two Guatemalan pilots and a Mexican crew member were killed in the crash, aviation authorities said.&nbsp;Mexico and the United States are working together to try to contain the outbreak of the screwworm fly, whose larvae can kill cattle.&nbsp;President Donald Trump's administration complained in April that Mexico was restricting US-contracted planes involved in the effort to operating six days a week instead of seven.&nbsp;Washington also accused Mexican authorities of imposing "substantial import duties" on aviation parts, equipment and sterile fly shipments.&nbsp;Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum called the US livestock import suspension "unfair" and said she hoped that it would be lifted soon.

The aircraft came down in the southernmost Chiapas state while releasing sterile screwworm flies to combat a pest that prompted the United States to suspend livestock imports from Mexico last month.

A small airplane from Guatemala involved in fighting an outbreak of flesh-eating larvae crashed in southern Mexico on Friday, killing three people, authorities said. The aircraft came down in the southernmost Chiapas state while releasing sterile screwworm flies to combat a pest that prompted the United States to suspend livestock imports from Mexico last month. Two Guatemalan pilots and a Mexican crew member were killed in the crash, aviation authorities said. Mexico and the United States are working together to try to contain the outbreak of the screwworm fly, whose larvae can kill cattle. President Donald Trump's administration complained in April that Mexico was restricting US-contracted planes involved in the effort to operating six days a week instead of seven. Washington also accused Mexican authorities of imposing "substantial import duties" on aviation parts, equipment and sterile fly shipments. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum called the US livestock import suspension "unfair" and said she hoped that it would be lifted soon.

The aircraft came down in the southernmost Chiapas state while releasing sterile screwworm flies to combat a pest that prompted the United States to suspend livestock imports from Mexico last month.

Three killed after small plane crashes in southern Mexico

US Army chopper crashed into an American Airlines plane on Jan 29, what happened seconds before the collision?

Blackhawk chopper crash: What happened seconds before deadly collision?

Blackhawk chopper clash: What happened seconds before deadly collision?

A Delta plane engine caught fire on the tarmac at Orlando International Airport forcing passengers to evacuate via emergency slide. Watch in for more details!

Delta plane catches fire before takeoff at Orlando Airport, passengers evacuated via emergency slides

In Nebraska, United States, a plane crash on Friday (Apr 18) night claimed the lives of three people as their aircraft plummeted from the sky and plunged into a river.
<h2>What happened?</h2>
According to Sergeant Brie Frank of the Dodge County Sheriff's Office, the plane was travelling along the Platte River and crashed into the water south of Fremont at 8:15 p.m. (local time).
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Rescue teams, using airboats and drones, arrived just before midnight to search through the wreckage. Harrowing footage showed dozens of responders from the Nebraska State Patrol, the Saunders County Sheriff's Office, Waterloo Fire Department, and the Fremont Fire Department pulling debris from the water.
Watch it here:
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Three dead after a small plane crashed into the Platte River just southwest of Fremont, Nebraska. Dodge County Officials confirmed the FAA and NTSB will be taking over the investigation. -KETV <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/plane_crash?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#plane_crash</a> <a href="https://t.co/coqsByRm0X">https://t.co/coqsByRm0X</a> <a href="https://t.co/2sInPLuQKv">pic.twitter.com/2sInPLuQKv</a>
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The cause of the tragic crash is under investigation. However, Sergeant Frank told the press that three bodies had been recovered along with the plane wreckage.
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As per the sheriff's office, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board will now lead the investigation into the crash.
<h2>A series of tragic plane crashes</h2>
The latest plane crash happens to be one of the multiple aviation disasters that have struck the US.&nbsp;
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In January, a horrific collision between a passenger plane and an Army Black Hawk helicopter in Washington, DC claimed the lives of 67 people, including three military personnel, as the aircraft plunged into the freezing Potomac River after the collision.&nbsp;
Just two days later, another horrific aircraft crash killed seven as a medical jet carrying a young girl who had just received "life-saving care" crashed onto a busy road.
(With inputs from agencies)

A tragic plane crash in Nebraska's Platte River claims three lives as the aircraft crashes south of Fremont. Rescue teams utilised drones and airboats to locate wreckage.

In Nebraska, United States, a plane crash on Friday (Apr 18) night claimed the lives of three people as their aircraft plummeted from the sky and plunged into a river. What happened? According to Sergeant Brie Frank of the Dodge County Sheriff's Office, the plane was travelling along the Platte River and crashed into the water south of Fremont at 8:15 p.m. (local time). Also read | 'Rabbit suicide mission' caught on camera: United Airlines plane engine explodes mid-air. Video Rescue teams, using airboats and drones, arrived just before midnight to search through the wreckage. Harrowing footage showed dozens of responders from the Nebraska State Patrol, the Saunders County Sheriff's Office, Waterloo Fire Department, and the Fremont Fire Department pulling debris from the water. Watch it here: Three dead after a small plane crashed into the Platte River just southwest of Fremont, Nebraska. Dodge County Officials confirmed the FAA and NTSB will be taking over the investigation. -KETV #plane_crash https://t.co/coqsByRm0X pic.twitter.com/2sInPLuQKv — GeoTechWar (@geotechwar) April 19, 2025 The cause of the tragic crash is under investigation. However, Sergeant Frank told the press that three bodies had been recovered along with the plane wreckage. Also read | How many Earth-like planets are in the Milky Way? AI has the answer As per the sheriff's office, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board will now lead the investigation into the crash. A series of tragic plane crashes The latest plane crash happens to be one of the multiple aviation disasters that have struck the US. Also read | Tech absorption in Indian Army: AI, robotics, quantum computing and advanced materials In January, a horrific collision between a passenger plane and an Army Black Hawk helicopter in Washington, DC claimed the lives of 67 people, including three military personnel, as the aircraft plunged into the freezing Potomac River after the collision. Just two days later, another horrific aircraft crash killed seven as a medical jet carrying a young girl who had just received "life-saving care" crashed onto a busy road. (With inputs from agencies)

Plane plummets into Platte River in Nebraska, three confirmed dead

Indian-origin doctor Joy Saini and her family were among the six people who died in a prove plane crash in Copake, New York, on Saturday (Apr 12). The twin-engine Mitsubishi MU-2B was carrying a family of physicians and student-athletes to the Catskills for Passover when it went down shortly after noon in a muddy field, killing everyone onboard.
The victims were identified as Dr Joy Saini, her husband Dr Michael Groff, her daughter Karenna Groff, a former MIT soccer player named the 2022 NCAA woman of the year, her son Jared Groff, a 2022 graduate of Swarthmore College who worked as a paralegal. Jared&rsquo;s partner Alexia Couyutas Duarte and Karenna's boyfriend, James Santoro were also on board.
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A representative of the victims, as cited by Mid Hudson News, said, &ldquo;We are devastated by the loss of our beloved family members Michael, Jared, and Karenna Groff, Joy Saini, Alexia Couyutas Duarte, and James Santoro who died tragically in Saturday afternoon&rsquo;s plane crash in Columbia County, New York. We will remember them as the six brilliant, dynamic, and loving people that they were.&rdquo;
<h2>Who was Joy Saini?</h2>
According to the Mid Hudson News report citing family sources, Joy Saini was born in Punjab, India. She immigrated to the US with her parents, Kuljit and Gurdev Singh. Dr Saini was a pelvic surgeon and founded Boston Pelvic Health and Wellness.
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Dr Saini graduated with a medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh. During her education there, she met her husband, Groff, a fellow student. Groff was an esteemed neurosurgeon and an avid pilot. He started learning to fly at 16 under his father&rsquo;s guidance, with whom he shared a passion for aviation.
Saini and Groff are survived by their daughter, Anika Groff; Michael&rsquo;s parents, Stephen and Gebena Groff; Joy&rsquo;s mother, Kuljit; and siblings Rinne Groff, Yram Groff, and Prashant Saini, along with their extended family.
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<h2>What led to plane crash?</h2>
According to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Groff had radioed air traffic control just before they crashed. He reported that they missed the initial landing approach and requested a new approach.
While the new coordinates were being prepared, the air traffic controllers issued three low-altitude warnings. However, they did not receive any response, and there was no distress call from the pilot.
According to the video footage reviewed by investigators, the aircraft appeared to be intact but descending rapidly before crashing into the ground at a steep angle, said NTSB official Todd Inman.
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The plane was found &ldquo;compressed, buckled and embedded in the terrain&rdquo; in a muddy agricultural field, reported AP.
Authorities are investigating whether the crash may have occurred due to low visibility or weather conditions.
(With inputs from agencies)

According to the video footage reviewed by investigators, the aircraft appeared to be intact but descending rapidly before crashing into the ground at a steep angle, said NTSB official Todd Inman. | World | India news

Indian-origin doctor Joy Saini and her family were among the six people who died in a prove plane crash in Copake, New York, on Saturday (Apr 12). The twin-engine Mitsubishi MU-2B was carrying a family of physicians and student-athletes to the Catskills for Passover when it went down shortly after noon in a muddy field, killing everyone onboard. The victims were identified as Dr Joy Saini, her husband Dr Michael Groff, her daughter Karenna Groff, a former MIT soccer player named the 2022 NCAA woman of the year, her son Jared Groff, a 2022 graduate of Swarthmore College who worked as a paralegal. Jared’s partner Alexia Couyutas Duarte and Karenna's boyfriend, James Santoro were also on board. Also read | Hudson River Helicopter Crash: Was it 'entirely predictable'? Here's what we know A representative of the victims, as cited by Mid Hudson News, said, “We are devastated by the loss of our beloved family members Michael, Jared, and Karenna Groff, Joy Saini, Alexia Couyutas Duarte, and James Santoro who died tragically in Saturday afternoon’s plane crash in Columbia County, New York. We will remember them as the six brilliant, dynamic, and loving people that they were.” Who was Joy Saini? According to the Mid Hudson News report citing family sources, Joy Saini was born in Punjab, India. She immigrated to the US with her parents, Kuljit and Gurdev Singh. Dr Saini was a pelvic surgeon and founded Boston Pelvic Health and Wellness. Also read | Hudson River Helicopter Crash: Victims' last photos put on sale for $25 on NY Helicopter Tours website; people upset Dr Saini graduated with a medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh. During her education there, she met her husband, Groff, a fellow student. Groff was an esteemed neurosurgeon and an avid pilot. He started learning to fly at 16 under his father’s guidance, with whom he shared a passion for aviation. Saini and Groff are survived by their daughter, Anika Groff; Michael’s parents, Stephen and Gebena Groff; Joy’s mother, Kuljit; and siblings Rinne Groff, Yram Groff, and Prashant Saini, along with their extended family. Also read | Who is Agustín Escobar, the tech CEO who died along with wife and 3 kids in Hudson river helicopter crash? What led to plane crash? According to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Groff had radioed air traffic control just before they crashed. He reported that they missed the initial landing approach and requested a new approach. While the new coordinates were being prepared, the air traffic controllers issued three low-altitude warnings. However, they did not receive any response, and there was no distress call from the pilot. According to the video footage reviewed by investigators, the aircraft appeared to be intact but descending rapidly before crashing into the ground at a steep angle, said NTSB official Todd Inman. Watch | New York: Six people killed after helicopter crashes into Hudson river The plane was found “compressed, buckled and embedded in the terrain” in a muddy agricultural field, reported AP. Authorities are investigating whether the crash may have occurred due to low visibility or weather conditions. (With inputs from agencies)

Who was Joy Saini, Indian-origin doctor who died in New York plane crash?

A small plane crashed near Boca Raton Airport in Florida on April 11, killing all three people onboard and injuring one person on the ground. The Cessna 310 burst into a fireball on impact. Emergency services are investigating, with the NTSB leading the probe.

3 dead as small plane crashes near highway in Florida, USA

A small single-engine Socata TBM7 crashed into a house in Minnesota while flying from Iowa. The number of passengers on board remains unknown, and the FAA has launched an investigation into the cause of the crash. Authorities are assessing the damage and searching for survivors.

Small plane crashes into house in Minnesota, investigation underway

US authorities have already temporarily banned helicopter flights at the airport because of the accident. But the NTSB is now recommending that this be made permanent for part of that particular helicopter corridor, known as Route 4.

US probe reports high risk of plane-chopper crashes in Washington

Forty-six people were killed when a Sudanese military transport plane crashed into a residential neighbourhood on the outskirts of Khartoum, the regional government said Wednesday.
The Antonov aircraft went down on Tuesday night near Wadi Seidna air base, one of the army&rsquo;s largest military hubs in Omdurman, northwest of the capital.
The army, which has been at war with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 2023, said the plane crashed during takeoff, killing and injuring both military personnel and civilians.
"After a final tally, the number of martyrs reached 46, with 10 injured," the Khartoum regional government's media office said in a statement.
The army-aligned health ministry had previously reported at least 19 dead.
Witnesses described hearing a loud explosion and seeing several homes damaged in the area. The crash also caused power outages in nearby neighbourhoods.
The ministry said emergency teams rushed injured civilians, including children, to a nearby hospital.
A military source cited a technical malfunction as the cause of the crash, speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to comment to the media.
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<h2>Army advances</h2>
The crash came a day after the RSF claimed responsibility for shooting down a Russian-made Ilyushin aircraft over Nyala, the capital of South Darfur
The paramilitary group said the plane was destroyed with its crew onboard.
The recent escalation follows significant advances by the army in central Sudan and the capital Khartoum, in its multi-front offensive against the RSF.
Late on Saturday, RSF signed a charter with allied political and armed groups in Nairobi, Kenya, paving the way for the formation of a parallel government in rebel-held areas.
Since April 2023, army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his former deputy and RSF commander Mohamed Hamadan Daglo, once allies, have been locked in a deadly power struggle.
The war, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives, erupted after a rift emerged between Burhan and Daglo over the future structure of the government.
The conflict has triggered one of the world&rsquo;s worst humanitarian disasters in recent memory, according to the United Nations.
The fighting has devastated Khartoum and other major cities, displacing over 12 million, plunging the country into hunger and crippling critical infrastructure.
Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.
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World | The Antonov aircraft went down on Tuesday night near Wadi Seidna air base, one of the army’s largest military hubs in Omdurman, northwest of the capital.

Forty-six people were killed when a Sudanese military transport plane crashed into a residential neighbourhood on the outskirts of Khartoum, the regional government said Wednesday. The Antonov aircraft went down on Tuesday night near Wadi Seidna air base, one of the army’s largest military hubs in Omdurman, northwest of the capital. The army, which has been at war with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 2023, said the plane crashed during takeoff, killing and injuring both military personnel and civilians. "After a final tally, the number of martyrs reached 46, with 10 injured," the Khartoum regional government's media office said in a statement. The army-aligned health ministry had previously reported at least 19 dead. Witnesses described hearing a loud explosion and seeing several homes damaged in the area. The crash also caused power outages in nearby neighbourhoods. The ministry said emergency teams rushed injured civilians, including children, to a nearby hospital. A military source cited a technical malfunction as the cause of the crash, speaking to AFP on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to comment to the media. Also read | Trump administration starts firing FAA staff weeks after DC plane crash Army advances The crash came a day after the RSF claimed responsibility for shooting down a Russian-made Ilyushin aircraft over Nyala, the capital of South Darfur The paramilitary group said the plane was destroyed with its crew onboard. The recent escalation follows significant advances by the army in central Sudan and the capital Khartoum, in its multi-front offensive against the RSF. Late on Saturday, RSF signed a charter with allied political and armed groups in Nairobi, Kenya, paving the way for the formation of a parallel government in rebel-held areas. Since April 2023, army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and his former deputy and RSF commander Mohamed Hamadan Daglo, once allies, have been locked in a deadly power struggle. The war, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives, erupted after a rift emerged between Burhan and Daglo over the future structure of the government. The conflict has triggered one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters in recent memory, according to the United Nations. The fighting has devastated Khartoum and other major cities, displacing over 12 million, plunging the country into hunger and crippling critical infrastructure. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Plane crashes in residential area in Sudan killing 46

Two dead after two single-engine flights collide mid-air in Arizona. Collision happened at around 8.25 am local time on February 19 near Marana Regional Airport. While one flight landed safely, the other hit the ground near a runway and caught fire. Both planes identified as a Lancair 360 MK II aircraft and a Cessna 172S aircraft. Despite series of plane crashes Donald Trump has resumed firing hundreds of FAA workers. Watch to know more!

Arizona plane crash: Two dead after small planes collide midair at Marana airport

A plane crash at Toronto Pearson Airport left dozens injured, including three in critical condition. The Endeavor Air flight, carrying 76 passengers and four crew members, flipped on the snow-covered tarmac. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.

Toronto plane crash leaves dozens injured on snowy tarmac

#GRAVITAS | A delta air lines jet flipped on its roof while landing at Toronto’s Pearson airport. All 80 people on board survived while almost 18 people suffered minor injuries. The crash marks the fourth major aviation accident in North America in the past three weeks.. Watch in for more details!

Delta plane crash: All 80 on board survived, 18 suffered mild injuries in the incident

Officials investigating the Delta plane that crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday (Feb 17) will examine several factors, including weather, according to aviation experts.&nbsp;
In a rare incident, a Delta Air Lines plane carrying 80 passengers crashed while landing and flipped at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday (February 17). Fortunately, all on board the flight survived.
At the time of the crash, the Toronto airport was facing blowing snow and winds reaching 32 mph with gusts of 40 mph, according to the Meteorological Service of Canada. While the temperature was as low as minus 8.6 degrees Celsius (16.5 degrees Fahrenheit).
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<h2>Investigators to examine several factors</h2>
Aviation expert Scott Hamilton told Newsweek that investigators from Transport Canada and the TSB &ldquo;will be looking at runway conditions, looking at if it skidded along the runway and flipped.&rdquo;
The plane&rsquo;s approach speeds, thruster viability, and braking anomalies will be investigated, he said. In addition, experts may also be looking for any potential obstacles that the plane could have hit, causing it to flip upside down.
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&ldquo;Investigators &hellip; will look at whether there was a wind shear. A wind shear refers to a sudden change in wind speed and/or direction,&rdquo; said Hamilton, who is the managing director for the aviation company Leeham Company.
Apart from this, Hamilton told KING 5 Seattle that officials will be looking if there were any ice spots on the runway. However, airport fire chief Todd Aitken said during a press conference on Monday (Feb 17) that the landing strip was dry.&nbsp;
Aitken also said that there were no cross-winds at the time of landing. While pilots who viewed the footage of the crash questioned that statement, according to Reuters.
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John Cox, CEO of a Florida-based aviation safety consulting firm, told the Associated Press, &ldquo;The weather conditions were windy.&rdquo;
&ldquo;The wind was out of the west at 27 to 35 knots, which is about 38 miles an hour (61 kph). So it was windy. But the airplanes are designed and certified to handle that. The pilots are trained and experienced to handle that,&rdquo; he said. Cox has been involved in National Transportation Safety Board inquiries.
Cox further said that investigators will have to determine the cause for the plane&rsquo;s right wing being separated to understand the reason for the accident after finding the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder.
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&ldquo;They will be found, if not today, tomorrow, and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada will read them out and they will have a very good understanding of what actually occurred here,&rdquo; he said.
(With inputs from agencies)

World | Trending | At the time of the crash, the Toronto airport was facing blowing snow and winds reaching 32 mph with gusts of 40 mph, according to the Meteorological Service of Canada.

Officials investigating the Delta plane that crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday (Feb 17) will examine several factors, including weather, according to aviation experts. In a rare incident, a Delta Air Lines plane carrying 80 passengers crashed while landing and flipped at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday (February 17). Fortunately, all on board the flight survived. At the time of the crash, the Toronto airport was facing blowing snow and winds reaching 32 mph with gusts of 40 mph, according to the Meteorological Service of Canada. While the temperature was as low as minus 8.6 degrees Celsius (16.5 degrees Fahrenheit). Also read | WATCH: CCTV footage shows Delta Air Lines plane crash-landing at Pearson Airport Investigators to examine several factors Aviation expert Scott Hamilton told Newsweek that investigators from Transport Canada and the TSB “will be looking at runway conditions, looking at if it skidded along the runway and flipped.” The plane’s approach speeds, thruster viability, and braking anomalies will be investigated, he said. In addition, experts may also be looking for any potential obstacles that the plane could have hit, causing it to flip upside down. Also read | Déjà vu? Delta plane crash bears eerie similarity to a 2015 incident. See pics “Investigators … will look at whether there was a wind shear. A wind shear refers to a sudden change in wind speed and/or direction,” said Hamilton, who is the managing director for the aviation company Leeham Company. Apart from this, Hamilton told KING 5 Seattle that officials will be looking if there were any ice spots on the runway. However, airport fire chief Todd Aitken said during a press conference on Monday (Feb 17) that the landing strip was dry. Aitken also said that there were no cross-winds at the time of landing. While pilots who viewed the footage of the crash questioned that statement, according to Reuters. Also read | Toronto Airport warned of hazardous conditions hours before Delta plane crash John Cox, CEO of a Florida-based aviation safety consulting firm, told the Associated Press, “The weather conditions were windy.” “The wind was out of the west at 27 to 35 knots, which is about 38 miles an hour (61 kph). So it was windy. But the airplanes are designed and certified to handle that. The pilots are trained and experienced to handle that,” he said. Cox has been involved in National Transportation Safety Board inquiries. Cox further said that investigators will have to determine the cause for the plane’s right wing being separated to understand the reason for the accident after finding the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder. Also read | Delta plane crash: 'I'm upside down,' says survivor as videos from ground zero show stunning visuals “They will be found, if not today, tomorrow, and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada will read them out and they will have a very good understanding of what actually occurred here,” he said. (With inputs from agencies)

What led Delta plane to crash and flip? Here’s what experts say

A Delta Airlines plane crashed at the time of landing at Toronto's Pearson Airport and was flipped upside down on the snowy runway. The incident led to injuries to dozens of people.

Delta Airlines plane flips upside down during crash landing in Toronto

Delta Airlines plane flips upside down on landing at Toronto airport

Delta Airline plane flips upside down on landing at Toronto airport

Four people were killed Thursday when a plane contracted by the US military crashed in a rice field in the southern Philippines. Watch this report for more details!

US Plane Crash: Bodies of all four killed in crash recovered from wreckage

A small plane that crashed in the southern Philippines on Thursday, killing at least four people on board, was contracted by the American military, the US embassy confirmed without further detail.
The Philippine military said in a statement it could not release information about the crash on Mindanao island as the matter was classified and an investigation was ongoing.
Small numbers of American troops are put on short-term rotational deployments in the Philippines, where the US military has helped provide intelligence to troops battling militants linked to the Islamic State group that remains active on Mindanao.
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The US Indo-Pacific Command in Hawaii did not immediately respond to inquiries.
Regional police spokesman Jopy Ventura told AFP that officers had not yet determined the cause of the fixed-wing aircraft's crash on a farm near the municipality of Ampatuan.
None of the four known victims had so far been identified, he said, adding that police and soldiers had been deployed to the site to prevent potential tampering with evidence.
The plane's tail number, identified by police as N349CA, was registered to defence firm Metrea, according to flight-tracking site FlightAware, which identified it as a Beechcraft Super King Air B300.
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The Metra website describes the company as a "leading provider of effects-as-a-service to national security partners across multiple domains and over a dozen mission areas".
Municipal rescuer Rhea Martin told AFP her team had found four dead bodies at the crash site.
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"The bodies were found near the plane," she told AFP, adding: "The plane was cut in half."
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World: Philippine military said in a statement it could not release information about the crash on Mindanao island as the matter was classified and an investigation was ongoing.

A small plane that crashed in the southern Philippines on Thursday, killing at least four people on board, was contracted by the American military, the US embassy confirmed without further detail. The Philippine military said in a statement it could not release information about the crash on Mindanao island as the matter was classified and an investigation was ongoing. Small numbers of American troops are put on short-term rotational deployments in the Philippines, where the US military has helped provide intelligence to troops battling militants linked to the Islamic State group that remains active on Mindanao. Also read: Washington DC plane crash: All 67 bodies recovered from deadly collision The US Indo-Pacific Command in Hawaii did not immediately respond to inquiries. Regional police spokesman Jopy Ventura told AFP that officers had not yet determined the cause of the fixed-wing aircraft's crash on a farm near the municipality of Ampatuan. None of the four known victims had so far been identified, he said, adding that police and soldiers had been deployed to the site to prevent potential tampering with evidence. The plane's tail number, identified by police as N349CA, was registered to defence firm Metrea, according to flight-tracking site FlightAware, which identified it as a Beechcraft Super King Air B300. Also read: Two airport workers arrested for leaking video of DC plane crash. What was there in the video? The Metra website describes the company as a "leading provider of effects-as-a-service to national security partners across multiple domains and over a dozen mission areas". Municipal rescuer Rhea Martin told AFP her team had found four dead bodies at the crash site. Also read: Who was Captain Rebecca Lobach, third soldier aboard Black Hawk identified in DC plane crash? "The bodies were found near the plane," she told AFP, adding: "The plane was cut in half." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

US military-contracted plane crashes in southern Philippines, four killed

Salvage crews have recovered the bodies of all 67 people killed when a passenger plane and a US Army helicopter collided near Washington and plunged into the Potomac River, officials said Tuesday.
All but one of the bodies have been identified, said a statement from a variety of government agencies involved in the recovery effort after the deadliest US air crash in 20 years.
The statement called the completion of the search for remains a "significant step" toward bringing closure to the families of the people who died in the accident last week.
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"Our hearts are with the victims' families as they navigate this tragic loss," the statement said. "We extend our deepest condolences and remain committed to supporting them through this difficult time."
Crews continue working to recover the wreckage of the passenger plane -- a Bombardier CRJ-700 operated by American Eagle airlines -- from the frigid waters of the Potomac.
So far, crews have retrieved pieces including the right wing, a center section of the fuselage, part of the left wing, the tail cone, and the rudder, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
Work to recover the chopper will begin when the plane work is done, the city agencies said.
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Sixty passengers on the plane and four crew members were killed in Wednesday's accident, along with three soldiers aboard the US Army Black Hawk helicopter.
There were no survivors.
The plane was on a flight from Wichita, Kansas, to Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington when the collision occurred.
President Donald Trump was quick to blame diversity hiring policies for the accident, although no evidence has emerged that they were responsible.
Trump also said the helicopter, which was on a routine training mission, appeared to be flying too high.
According to US media reports, the control tower at the busy airport may have been understaffed at the time of the accident.
The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to compile a preliminary report within 30 days, although a full investigation could take a year.
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All but one of the bodies have been identified, said a statement from a variety of government agencies involved in the recovery effort after the deadliest US air crash in 20 years.

Salvage crews have recovered the bodies of all 67 people killed when a passenger plane and a US Army helicopter collided near Washington and plunged into the Potomac River, officials said Tuesday. All but one of the bodies have been identified, said a statement from a variety of government agencies involved in the recovery effort after the deadliest US air crash in 20 years. The statement called the completion of the search for remains a "significant step" toward bringing closure to the families of the people who died in the accident last week. Also read | Video: Man sitting in restaurant hit by debris from Philadelphia plane crash "Our hearts are with the victims' families as they navigate this tragic loss," the statement said. "We extend our deepest condolences and remain committed to supporting them through this difficult time." Crews continue working to recover the wreckage of the passenger plane -- a Bombardier CRJ-700 operated by American Eagle airlines -- from the frigid waters of the Potomac. So far, crews have retrieved pieces including the right wing, a center section of the fuselage, part of the left wing, the tail cone, and the rudder, the National Transportation Safety Board said. Work to recover the chopper will begin when the plane work is done, the city agencies said. Also read | Washington DC Crash: Flight data raises more questions as discrepancies arise Sixty passengers on the plane and four crew members were killed in Wednesday's accident, along with three soldiers aboard the US Army Black Hawk helicopter. There were no survivors. The plane was on a flight from Wichita, Kansas, to Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington when the collision occurred. President Donald Trump was quick to blame diversity hiring policies for the accident, although no evidence has emerged that they were responsible. Trump also said the helicopter, which was on a routine training mission, appeared to be flying too high. According to US media reports, the control tower at the busy airport may have been understaffed at the time of the accident. The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to compile a preliminary report within 30 days, although a full investigation could take a year. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Washington DC plane crash: All 67 bodies recovered from deadly collision

A United Airlines flight caught fire during takeoff at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on Sunday (Feb 2) morning.&nbsp;
As the flight was taking off, flames were seen on the wing of the plane as it caught fire. The video of the incident captured by a passenger has gone viral on social media.
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<h2>Viral clip shows wing on fire</h2>
In the clip, passengers aboard the plane can be heard panicking after seeing fire on the wing.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;No, it&rsquo;s on fire,&rdquo; a passenger can be heard shouting.
&ldquo;Oh my God, please, please get us out of here,&rdquo; another passenger said in a panicked voice.
Later, it is seen that passengers are getting off the plane via slides and stairs after. After evacuation, they can be seen waiting for the buses to take them to the terminal.
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<h2>&lsquo;Engine issue&rsquo;</h2>
The passengers and crew members aboard the United Airlines Flight 1382 were evacuated due to a &ldquo;reported engine issue&rdquo;, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement, according to Fox News Digital. They will conduct an investigation on the incident.
The airlines also confirmed the near-disaster incident and issued a statement. Shortly after 8:30 am on Sunday (Feb 2), the crew aborted the takeoff from the Houston Airport in Texas due to a reported &ldquo;engine issue.&rdquo;
The Houston Fire Department was also alerted and responded to the incident as per the protocols and helped in deboarding the plane. Although the fire was already out when they arrived at the scene.
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According to officials, no injuries were reported, and all passengers boarded another plane to their destination.
The Airbus A318 plane was scheduled to land at the New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA) with 109 people on board, including five crew members.&nbsp;
<h2>Third aviation incident in US in a week</h2>
The incident was the third aviation accident in just a week&rsquo;s span in the US.
On January 29, the deadliest US aviation disaster in nearly 25 years happened near Reagan National Airport when a passenger plane and Black Hawk helicopter collided, killing 67.
Watch | Philadelphia Plane Crash: Learjet 55 crashed soon after takeoff.
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On January 31, a mid-sized air ambulance aircraft carrying six Mexican nationals crashed less than a minute after taking off from the Northeast Philadelphia Airport, killing all on board, claiming one life, and injuring others on the ground.
(With inputs from agencies)
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World | Trending | As the flight was taking off, flames were seen on the wing of the plane as it caught fire. The video of the incident captured by a passenger has gone viral on social media.

A United Airlines flight caught fire during takeoff at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on Sunday (Feb 2) morning. As the flight was taking off, flames were seen on the wing of the plane as it caught fire. The video of the incident captured by a passenger has gone viral on social media. Also read | Washington DC Crash: Flight data raises more questions as discrepancies arise Viral clip shows wing on fire In the clip, passengers aboard the plane can be heard panicking after seeing fire on the wing. A United Airlines flight from Houston to New York had to be evacuated after it caught fire during takeoff, according to the FAA. The FAA says that the crew of United Airlines Flight 1382 had to stop their takeoff from George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Airport due to a… pic.twitter.com/w0uJuvBdan — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) February 2, 2025 “No, it’s on fire,” a passenger can be heard shouting. “Oh my God, please, please get us out of here,” another passenger said in a panicked voice. Later, it is seen that passengers are getting off the plane via slides and stairs after. After evacuation, they can be seen waiting for the buses to take them to the terminal. Also read | Video: Man sitting in restaurant hit by debris from Philadelphia plane crash ‘Engine issue’ The passengers and crew members aboard the United Airlines Flight 1382 were evacuated due to a “reported engine issue”, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement, according to Fox News Digital. They will conduct an investigation on the incident. The airlines also confirmed the near-disaster incident and issued a statement. Shortly after 8:30 am on Sunday (Feb 2), the crew aborted the takeoff from the Houston Airport in Texas due to a reported “engine issue.” The Houston Fire Department was also alerted and responded to the incident as per the protocols and helped in deboarding the plane. Although the fire was already out when they arrived at the scene. Also read | Philadelphia plane crash: Sick child, mother among dead | What we know so far According to officials, no injuries were reported, and all passengers boarded another plane to their destination. The Airbus A318 plane was scheduled to land at the New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA) with 109 people on board, including five crew members. Third aviation incident in US in a week The incident was the third aviation accident in just a week’s span in the US. On January 29, the deadliest US aviation disaster in nearly 25 years happened near Reagan National Airport when a passenger plane and Black Hawk helicopter collided, killing 67. Watch | Philadelphia Plane Crash: Learjet 55 crashed soon after takeoff. On January 31, a mid-sized air ambulance aircraft carrying six Mexican nationals crashed less than a minute after taking off from the Northeast Philadelphia Airport, killing all on board, claiming one life, and injuring others on the ground. (With inputs from agencies)

Video: Passengers panic as plane catches fire during takeoff at Houston airport

A man sitting in a restaurant was hit by flying debris from the doomed medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, which killed all six onboard and injured at least 22 others on the ground.
The unidentified man was sitting at the Four Seasons Diner on Cottman Avenue when a piece of metal believed to be from the Learjet 55 plane crashed through the glass window, Fox 29 reported. The diner is located about half a mile from the crash site.
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&ldquo;We all pretty shaken but everyone is OK,&rdquo; the diner manager Ayhan Tiryaki told The New York Post. &ldquo;The one customer was hit in the head with a piece of metal and he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. We don&rsquo;t know exactly how he is but we hope he&rsquo;ll be OK.&rdquo;
He added no one else was hurt in the incident.
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Footage from inside the Four Seasons Diner last night. The man with the hat was hit, thankfully not seriously injured. Crazy! <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Philadelphia?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Philadelphia</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/planecrash?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#planecrash</a> <a href="https://t.co/oMZmLB3Hsb">pic.twitter.com/oMZmLB3Hsb</a>
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Another video emerged on social media showing the aftermath of the incident, in which a cardboard is seen taped to a restaurant window.
<h2>Black Box recovered</h2>
As per a 6ABC report, the black box, which contains the voice recording of the cockpit of an aircraft, has been recovered from the plane.
The black box was found eight feet underground at the crash site, the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday (Feb 2) evening.
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While the crash left a field of debris behind it, the black box was in &ldquo;decent shape&rdquo;, reported 6ABC, citing a source.
The plane&rsquo;s enhanced ground proximity warning system (EGPWS), which could contain flight data, has also been recovered, said NTSB. Both components will be sent to the NTSB Vehicle Recorders Laboratory in Washington DC for investigation, officials said.
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<h2>Philadelphia plane crash&nbsp;</h2>
Less than a minute after taking off from the Northeast Philadelphia Airport shortly after 6 pm, Learjet 55 aircraft that was carrying six Mexican nationals crashed in a busy area. The plane was bound for Missouri&rsquo;s Springfield-Branson National Airport.
Watch | United Airlines flight evacuated in Houston after engine issue
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The crash not only killed the ones on board but also resulted in one death and injured several others on the ground who were near the crash area in homes, parking lots and on the street. A man in a car nearby also lost his life in the tragic crash.

World | Trending | The unidentified was sitting at the Four Seasons Diner on Cottman Avenue when a piece of metal believed to be from the Learjet 55 plane crashed through the glass window.

A man sitting in a restaurant was hit by flying debris from the doomed medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia, which killed all six onboard and injured at least 22 others on the ground. The unidentified man was sitting at the Four Seasons Diner on Cottman Avenue when a piece of metal believed to be from the Learjet 55 plane crashed through the glass window, Fox 29 reported. The diner is located about half a mile from the crash site. Also read | Philadelphia plane crash: Sick child, mother among dead | What we know so far “We all pretty shaken but everyone is OK,” the diner manager Ayhan Tiryaki told The New York Post. “The one customer was hit in the head with a piece of metal and he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. We don’t know exactly how he is but we hope he’ll be OK.” He added no one else was hurt in the incident. Footage from inside the Four Seasons Diner last night. The man with the hat was hit, thankfully not seriously injured. Crazy! #Philadelphia #planecrash pic.twitter.com/oMZmLB3Hsb — AC  (@ACinPhilly) February 1, 2025 Another video emerged on social media showing the aftermath of the incident, in which a cardboard is seen taped to a restaurant window. Black Box recovered As per a 6ABC report, the black box, which contains the voice recording of the cockpit of an aircraft, has been recovered from the plane. The black box was found eight feet underground at the crash site, the National Transportation Safety Board said Sunday (Feb 2) evening. Also read | Small plane crashes in Philadelphia, setting homes on fire; child patient among those on board While the crash left a field of debris behind it, the black box was in “decent shape”, reported 6ABC, citing a source. The plane’s enhanced ground proximity warning system (EGPWS), which could contain flight data, has also been recovered, said NTSB. Both components will be sent to the NTSB Vehicle Recorders Laboratory in Washington DC for investigation, officials said. Also read | Washington DC Crash: Flight data raises more questions as discrepancies arise Philadelphia plane crash Less than a minute after taking off from the Northeast Philadelphia Airport shortly after 6 pm, Learjet 55 aircraft that was carrying six Mexican nationals crashed in a busy area. The plane was bound for Missouri’s Springfield-Branson National Airport. Watch | United Airlines flight evacuated in Houston after engine issue The crash not only killed the ones on board but also resulted in one death and injured several others on the ground who were near the crash area in homes, parking lots and on the street. A man in a car nearby also lost his life in the tragic crash.

Video: Man sitting in restaurant hit by debris from Philadelphia plane crash

Preliminary data from the mid-air collision between a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines passenger plane in Washington showed conflicting readings of the altitudes of the two aircraft.
The deadliest US aviation disaster in nearly 25 years, which happened near Reagan National Airport, killed 67 people who were onboard the helicopter and plane.
<h2>Discrepancy in data</h2>
The CRJ700 plane was at an altitude of 325 feet (91 meters), plus or minus 25 feet, when the Black Hawk crashed into it, according to the investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board.
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However, the control tower data showed that the Army helicopter was flying over 200 feet (61 meters), the maximum altitude for the route it was using. This raises questions about the discrepancy in the altitudes, which was roughly 100 feet (30 meters).
The information came to light after the black box of the aircraft was recovered, which records the flight data on various parameters including speed and movements.
The helicopter&rsquo;s black box data is yet to be recovered, as it became waterlogged after the aircraft plunged into the Potomac River. The investigators hope to resolve this difference in altitude using the data from Black Hawk.
&ldquo;That's what our job is, to figure that out,&rdquo; NTSB board member Todd Inman told reporters when asked about what may be the reason behind the discrepancy.
Inman also said that the training flight of the helicopter would usually include the use of night-vision goggles.
&ldquo;We do not know at this time if the night-vision goggles were actually being worn, nor what the setting may be,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Further investigation should be able to let us know if that occurred and what factor it may play in the overall accident.&rdquo;
The data also confirmed that the helicopter was informed about the CRJ700 about two minutes before the collision.&nbsp;
The jet&rsquo;s flight recorder also revealed the change in its height a second before the collision, which may suggest that the plane tried to avoid the crash. However, the investigators did not confirm this.
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<h2>Helicopter was practicing secret mission</h2>
On Wednesday (Jan 29) night, the Black Hawk was conducting training to prepare for a catastrophic event or attack on the US.
The 12th Aviation Battalion crew, which was onboard the UH-60 Black Hawk chopper, is responsible for carrying out a secret evacuation of top officials in case of a national emergency like a nuclear or terrorist attack on the US, according to the New York Post.
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During a press conference on Thursday (Jan 30), US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the personnel aboard the helicopter &ldquo;were on a routine, annual retraining of night flights on a standard corridor for a continuity of government mission.&rdquo;
He further said that he can&rsquo;t share details on &ldquo;anything that&rsquo;s classified.&rdquo;
The tragic incident has raised concerns over the army for allowing pilots to conduct training near a high-traffic airport in a helicopter that was not equipped with the latest technology that may have alerted the air traffic control about its route.
Watch | Washington DC plane crash: At least 41 bodies recovered from air crash
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The search operations continue as the crew prepares to remove the wreckage of the aircraft from the Potomac River on Sunday (Jan 2). Until now, 42 bodies have been recovered, according to the Washington DC, fire department.
(With inputs from agencies)

World | Trending | The CRJ700 plane was at an altitude of 325 feet (91 meters), plus or minus 25 feet, at the time of the crash, according to the investigators. However, the control tower data showed that the Army helicopter was flying over 200 feet (61 meters).

Preliminary data from the mid-air collision between a Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines passenger plane in Washington showed conflicting readings of the altitudes of the two aircraft. The deadliest US aviation disaster in nearly 25 years, which happened near Reagan National Airport, killed 67 people who were onboard the helicopter and plane. Discrepancy in data The CRJ700 plane was at an altitude of 325 feet (91 meters), plus or minus 25 feet, when the Black Hawk crashed into it, according to the investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board. Also read | Who was Captain Rebecca Lobach, third soldier aboard Black Hawk identified in DC plane crash? However, the control tower data showed that the Army helicopter was flying over 200 feet (61 meters), the maximum altitude for the route it was using. This raises questions about the discrepancy in the altitudes, which was roughly 100 feet (30 meters). The information came to light after the black box of the aircraft was recovered, which records the flight data on various parameters including speed and movements. The helicopter’s black box data is yet to be recovered, as it became waterlogged after the aircraft plunged into the Potomac River. The investigators hope to resolve this difference in altitude using the data from Black Hawk. “That's what our job is, to figure that out,” NTSB board member Todd Inman told reporters when asked about what may be the reason behind the discrepancy. Inman also said that the training flight of the helicopter would usually include the use of night-vision goggles. “We do not know at this time if the night-vision goggles were actually being worn, nor what the setting may be,” he said. “Further investigation should be able to let us know if that occurred and what factor it may play in the overall accident.” The data also confirmed that the helicopter was informed about the CRJ700 about two minutes before the collision. The jet’s flight recorder also revealed the change in its height a second before the collision, which may suggest that the plane tried to avoid the crash. However, the investigators did not confirm this. Also read | Black Hawk pilot, ATC missteps, Obama, or DEI hiring: Who's really to blame for the Washington DC plane crash? Helicopter was practicing secret mission On Wednesday (Jan 29) night, the Black Hawk was conducting training to prepare for a catastrophic event or attack on the US. The 12th Aviation Battalion crew, which was onboard the UH-60 Black Hawk chopper, is responsible for carrying out a secret evacuation of top officials in case of a national emergency like a nuclear or terrorist attack on the US, according to the New York Post. Also read | Figure skating champions, daughter of Indian immigrants: Know who are the victims of Washington DC plane crash During a press conference on Thursday (Jan 30), US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the personnel aboard the helicopter “were on a routine, annual retraining of night flights on a standard corridor for a continuity of government mission.” He further said that he can’t share details on “anything that’s classified.” The tragic incident has raised concerns over the army for allowing pilots to conduct training near a high-traffic airport in a helicopter that was not equipped with the latest technology that may have alerted the air traffic control about its route. Watch | Washington DC plane crash: At least 41 bodies recovered from air crash The search operations continue as the crew prepares to remove the wreckage of the aircraft from the Potomac River on Sunday (Jan 2). Until now, 42 bodies have been recovered, according to the Washington DC, fire department. (With inputs from agencies)

Washington DC Crash: Flight data raises more questions as discrepancies arise

The US Army has identified the third soldier on Saturday (Feb 1) who died on the Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into an American Airlines passenger plane in Washington, claiming 67 lives.
The devastating mid-air collision between the passenger jet from Kansas and the military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, sent the aircraft plummeting into Washington's Potomac River on Wednesday (Jan 29).
The soldier, identified as Captain Rebecca Lobach of Durham, North Carolina, was one of the three-person crew aboard the Black Hawk and co-piloting the aircraft when it hit the plane.
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Earlier, the US Army had released the names of the other two soldiers inside the helicopter but withheld her name at the request of her family.
<h2>Who was Captain Rebecca Lobach?</h2>
Captain Rebecca Lobach, 28, was one of the three soldier crew inside the UH-60 Black Hawk.
She served as an aviation officer (15A) in the regular Army since July 2019 and was assigned to the 12th Aviation Battalion, Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
For her contributions to the US Army, she was awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon.
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She was described as a &ldquo;driven and hardworking&rdquo; officer who &ldquo;was made for&rdquo; Army aviation by people who knew her, according to CNN.
A &ldquo;bright star&rdquo; in their lives, her family said that they were &ldquo;devastated by the loss of our beloved Rebecca.&rdquo; They described her as &ldquo;kind, generous, brilliant, funny, ambitious and strong.&rdquo;
&ldquo;No one dreamed bigger or worked harder to achieve her goals,&rdquo; her family added in the statement released by the US Army.
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Lobach also served as a White House Military Social Aide and volunteered to support the President and First Lady in hosting several White House events, including ceremonies awarding the Medal of Honor and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Lobach also worked as an advocate for sexual assault victims and had plans to continue her education and become a doctor after her military service ended.
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&ldquo;Rebecca was many things. She was a daughter, sister, partner, and friend. She was a servant, a caregiver, an advocate. Most of all, she loved and was loved. Her life was short, but she made a difference in the lives of all who knew her. Our hearts break for the other families who have lost loved ones in this national tragedy and we mourn with them,&rdquo; her family said.
(With inputs from agencies)

World | Trending | The devastating mid-air collision between the passenger jet from Kansas and the military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, sent the aircraft plummeting into Washington's Potomac River on Wednesday (Jan 29).

The US Army has identified the third soldier on Saturday (Feb 1) who died on the Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into an American Airlines passenger plane in Washington, claiming 67 lives. The devastating mid-air collision between the passenger jet from Kansas and the military helicopter near Reagan National Airport, sent the aircraft plummeting into Washington's Potomac River on Wednesday (Jan 29). The soldier, identified as Captain Rebecca Lobach of Durham, North Carolina, was one of the three-person crew aboard the Black Hawk and co-piloting the aircraft when it hit the plane. Also read | Black Hawk pilot, ATC missteps, Obama, or DEI hiring: Who's really to blame for the Washington DC plane crash? Earlier, the US Army had released the names of the other two soldiers inside the helicopter but withheld her name at the request of her family. Who was Captain Rebecca Lobach? Captain Rebecca Lobach, 28, was one of the three soldier crew inside the UH-60 Black Hawk. She served as an aviation officer (15A) in the regular Army since July 2019 and was assigned to the 12th Aviation Battalion, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. For her contributions to the US Army, she was awarded the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon. Also read | Figure skating champions, daughter of Indian immigrants: Know who are the victims of Washington DC plane crash She was described as a “driven and hardworking” officer who “was made for” Army aviation by people who knew her, according to CNN. A “bright star” in their lives, her family said that they were “devastated by the loss of our beloved Rebecca.” They described her as “kind, generous, brilliant, funny, ambitious and strong.” “No one dreamed bigger or worked harder to achieve her goals,” her family added in the statement released by the US Army. Also read | Washington DC plane crash: How 'critical failures,' last-minute errors resulted in deadliest US air disaster in 24 years Lobach also served as a White House Military Social Aide and volunteered to support the President and First Lady in hosting several White House events, including ceremonies awarding the Medal of Honor and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Lobach also worked as an advocate for sexual assault victims and had plans to continue her education and become a doctor after her military service ended. Watch | Philadelphia plane crash: 7 dead, 19 injured in air ambulance crash in Philadelphia “Rebecca was many things. She was a daughter, sister, partner, and friend. She was a servant, a caregiver, an advocate. Most of all, she loved and was loved. Her life was short, but she made a difference in the lives of all who knew her. Our hearts break for the other families who have lost loved ones in this national tragedy and we mourn with them,” her family said. (With inputs from agencies)

Who was Captain Rebecca Lobach, third soldier aboard Black Hawk identified in DC plane crash?

A small medical transport plane crashed into several buildings in the US city of Philadelphia yesterday, killing all six people on board and at least one other person on the ground. The plane was carrying a child patient and her mother, along with two pilots, a doctor, and a paramedic.
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Philadelphia plane crash: 7 dead, 19 injured in air ambulance crash in Philadelphia

A medical transport jet carrying a child patient, her mother and four others slammed into a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood on Friday, Jan. 31, 2025, creating a massive explosion that caused fires and damage throughout the area.

The plane crashed 30 seconds after takeoff from Northeast Philadelphia airport, which primarily serves business jets and charter flights.

Philadelphia plane crash: Medical jet carrying 6, including child patient, crashes

A small private airplane crashed in northeast Philadelphia on Friday, according to a top official. Images captured show a fireball that sparked blazes on the ground in the built-up neighborhood. Watch in for more details!

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