How pilots handle emergencies in the most critical phase of flight.
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Smoke in cockpit, engine failure: JetBlue flight turns back to Newark, prompts evacuation
A JetBlue flight heading to West Palm Beach returned to Newark Liberty International Airport shortly after takeoff on Wednesday after an engine problem led to smoke in the cockpit, officials said. The ...
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) – As United Flight 731 climbed out of Newark with 107 people aboard, the pilot and first officer were startled to find screens that display crucial navigational information were ...
A dramatic piece of cockpit footage out of China is making the rounds this week, and it’s the kind of video that reminds you ...
Investigators continue analysing the aircraft’s engines before preparing the final report on last year's Air India crash ...
Piston-powered aircraft are critically vulnerable to primary gyro instrument failure, a risk that has led to fatal accidents even for experienced pilots in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC).
In aviation, uncertainty is dangerous—not just in the skies, but in the aftermath of a crash. When we don’t know the probable cause after an accident, misinformation and speculation fill the void.
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