The NTSB's investigation into the January 29, 2025 Reagan National midair collision found systemic failures in airspace design, ATC staffing, and altitude compliance killed 67 people.
Six people died when a Piper PA-46 JetProp DLX crashed over Wisconsin in icing conditions - what the evidence suggests and what every pilot needs to know.
Congress is urging the FAA to pause an AI-assisted traffic management tool at Washington-area airports while the January 29 midair collision investigation remains open.
A Cessna Citation CJ1 crashed and caught fire during takeoff at Bedford County Airport in Pennsylvania; both crew members survived with non-life-threatening injuries.
The 2013 crash of Asiana Flight 214 in perfect VFR weather was caused not by mechanical failure, but by mode confusion - a mismatch between what the crew thought the autothrottle was doing and what it was actually doing.
A United Express E175 returned to Houston on September 27 after the first officer's windshield shattered into the cockpit, raising critical safety questions for all pressurized aircraft operators.
Former 21 Air employees say the cargo carrier actively suppressed safety reporting before a Boeing 767 crash on Amazon Prime Air routes - a pattern the NTSB has linked to aviation's worst accidents.
The NTSB is investigating a Boeing 767 landing at Miami International where flight data recorded throttles advancing for four seconds after touchdown before returning to idle.
The 1996 explosion of TWA Flight 800 killed all 230 aboard and triggered regulations that now govern fuel tank design on every commercial airliner built today.
NTSB investigators are focusing on pitch trim configuration and a non-functioning cockpit voice recorder in the fatal 2025 Philadelphia Learjet air ambulance crash.
A Piper PA-24 Comanche crashed into the waters near Seldovia, Alaska, killing all four people aboard - here's what the investigation faces and what every overwater pilot must consider.
Eight died in a Cessna 441 charter crash in Alaska fog. Here's what's known, what isn't, and the weather-and-terrain lessons every pilot should take home.
A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk crashed during a training flight near Sitka, Alaska, with four crew members aboard - highlighting the extreme risks of training for one of aviation's hardest jobs.
Aircraft aluminum travels from crash site to forensic hold to smelter, rarely returning to aviation but finding new life in automotive and industrial products.