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Skydiving plane landed on runway at Cross Keys Airport, but couldn’t stop and crashed into woods, company says
The skydiving plane that crashed early Wednesday evening at Cross Keys Airport experienced midair “mechanical issues” and made an emergency landing on the runway but was unable to stop and plowed into the nearby woods, the company that operates the plane said Thursday.
The airport is critical not just to the San Fernando Valley, but to greater Los Angeles, says Rep. Laura Friedman.
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Among the many flying tips making the rounds in recent years on TikTok, there’s one that continues to pop up: how to get a ...
Newark Airport union workers protested United Airlines decision to change contractors, which they said will force them to ...
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Rarely called into action, the Waukegan Fire Department’s largest truck — the airport rescue vehicle — is always ready and ...
We did it! After Biden and Buttigieg ignored the telecom breakdowns with air traffic control for Newark Airport, we vowed to ...
The roof of the van has been completely crushed in the crash. However, it’s the damage done to the plane that will be much ...
Charlotte Douglas International Airport is expecting 925,000 passengers between July 3 and July 8, and recommends planning ...
"Live Music at Logan," a partnership between Massport and the Mass Cultural Council, debuted this week at Logan International ...
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