YOUTUBE (CNN) - Flames from airplane engine seen over Las Vegas
Volaris Flight 1741 was en route to Mexico from Las Vegas when an engine caught fire. The plane landed safely, and no injuries were reported. The FAA is investigating.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - Violent shaking causes ceiling collapse on plane
Video shows passengers onboard a Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737 bound for Kermanshah screaming in panic as violent shaking collapses the cabin ceiling. The Iranian plane landed safely back at Mashhad Airport, with no injuries reported.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - Flight forced into safety maneuver as fireworks erupt nearby
Fireworks near the Mundo Maya International Airport in Guatemala forced an Avianca flight to perform a go-around before landing safely on its second attempt, according to authorities.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Steph Whiteside) - Men who helped restrain unruly passenger say they intervened on 'instinct'
Two passengers helped flight crew restrain a man who became violent during a flight.
JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Delta flight forced to return immediately after takeoff due to 'pilot incapacitation'
"We have a potential pilot incapacitation," the crew member said. Later, he informed controllers that the pilot had numbness in the arms and legs, and a racing heart rate.
ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - South Africa aviation regulator probes low jet flypast over Cape Town stadium
South Africa’s aviation authority is reviewing a dramatic passenger jet flypast over Cape Town's DHL Stadium
AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Southwest Airlines passengers share marriage advice with bride-to-be on flight
A Southwest Airlines flight turned into an impromptu marriage advice session for Denver bride-to-be Maya Lorimer when flight attendants invited passengers to share their wisdom ahead of her wedding, a display of old-fashioned community that stands out against today’s travel chaos. Earlier this month, Southwest Airlines gave passengers a break from the usual air travel […] The post Southwest Airlines passengers share marriage advice with bride-to-be on flight appeared first on American Almanac .
A Southwest Airlines flight turned into an impromptu marriage advice session for Denver bride-to-be Maya Lorimer when flight attendants invited passengers to share their wisdom ahead of her wedding, a display of old-fashioned community that stands out against today’s travel chaos. Earlier this month, Southwest Airlines gave passengers a break from the usual air travel grind by inviting them to offer marriage advice to Maya Lorimer and her fiancé, Donovan Heykoop. Flight attendants handed out branded napkins and pens, asking passengers to jot down their best tips for the soon-to-be newlyweds as Lorimer headed to her bachelorette party. “We have a young lady on this flight that is on her way to her bachelorette party,” a Southwest…Open
YOUTUBE (Fox News) - AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL'S surprising new recruits?: Video gamers
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HUFFPOST - Jon Stewart Has 1 Wild Question About Trump's Big Plane Switcheroo
The “Daily Show” host and his team mocked the president over an escape plan straight out of a “screwball comedy.”
AI:Jon Stewart ridiculed President Trump’s recent last-minute aircraft switch involving Turkey, comparing the sudden change in transportation to a chaotic scene from a screwball comedy. This mockery follows intense speculation regarding a potential Iranian threat and security concerns that necessitated the unexpected plane swap.Open
JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Trump confirms his advisers told him to switch planes in Turkey over security threat
The president's security team reportedly told Trump to hide inside a catering truck in order to board the new plane, which was different than the one widely reported.