Air accident
New video captures moment Delta flight crash-landed in Toronto
New vision of the Delta Air Lines plane crash in Toronto gives a clear view of the jet hitting the tarmac hard before rolling on its side, bursting into flames and flipping upside down.
- Michael Koziol
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‘It was mass chaos. I was upside down’: Aviation safety in spotlight as North American crash tally grows
Three people, including a child, are in a critical condition after a passenger plane crash-landed on a snowy tarmac in Toronto, Canada, flipping on its back and injuring 18 people.
- Michael Koziol
Footage shows plane crash at Toronto airport
Video posted online showed a Delta Air Lines plane belly up on a snow-covered tarmac, with people walking away from the plane. Vision: John Nelson and Pete Koukov
Scuba divers fight hypothermia to recover plane crash victims
The families of those killed in Wednesday’s midair collision in Washington have visited the site of the disaster, as scuba divers work in frigid waters nearby to retrieve the victims.
- David Martin, Michael Sisak and Claudia Lauer
Crashed South Korean jet’s black boxes missing final minutes
Both the flight data and cockpit voice recorders suspended recording for the final four minutes before the plane made an emergency landing, depriving investigators of crucial evidence.
- Heejin Kim
Jeju Air was shaky even before horror crash
As investigators look into what caused Jeju Air Flight 7C2216 to crash, the airline has come under intense government and public scrutiny for how it operates.
- Daisuke Wakabayashi
How two crew members survived the deadly South Korean plane crash
Two factors may have helped the only survivors of the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 accident at Muan airport.
- Samuel Montgomery
Pictured: Youngest victim of South Korean plane crash on first trip abroad
South Korean authorities have begun releasing the bodies of the crash victims to their families.
- Beatrice Siviero
Questions arise over concrete wall near runway in South Korea crash
Most airports don’t have similar structures in such proximity to runways, experts said, and when they do, they’re built to collapse more easily if hit by a plane.
- River Akira Davis and Niraj Chokshi
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South Korea’s Jeju Air crash: The most pressing questions facing investigators
There are many potential causes for the airline disaster in South Korea. We need to understand them, but never lose sight of the fact that such tragedies are extremely rare.
- Richard de Crespigny
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