Historical Plane Flights Grounded while Investigation Continues into Deadly B-17 Bomber Crash
The voluntary “stand-down” is in place for an undetermined period.
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FAA Bans Civilian Flights in Middle East Airspace Amid Iranian Missile Attacks
In three "notice to airmen" messages, the agency prohibits flights over Iraq, Iran, the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.
Authorities: Small Plane Crashes in Louisiana, Killing 5
The two-engine Piper Cheyenne crashed about 1 mile from the Lafayette Regional Airport.
Messages from Former Boeing Test Pilot Reveal 737 Max Concerns
The pilot, Mark Forkner, told his co-worker that the flight system was "egregious" while he tested it in a flight simulator.
FAA Bans Drone Flights Over Utah's Tooele Army Depot
Tooele Army Depot is one of 11 "national security sensitive locations," according to the FAA.
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Soldier Makes History as First Woman to Join the Green Berets
U.S. Army Special Operations Command would not identify the soldier, but confirmed that she graduated.
17 Sailors, 4 Civilians Injured in Fire Aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego
The amphib is docked at Naval Base San Diego, where it's undergoing routine maintenance.
After 110 Years of Aviation, Navy Gets Its First Black Female Fighter Pilot
Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle recently completed the service's Tactical Air (Strike) training program in the T-45C Goshawk.
Former Marine Catches 3-Year-Old Dropped from Burning Building
Catching a child who was dropped from a burning building was just Phillip Blanks doing his job.
Questions Remain for Families of Marines After New Report Into Fatal Midair Collision
The Sumo 41 families were greatly disappointed with the numerous redactions in the report.