US EditionMore travelers hesitant to fly after recent high-profile crashes
- A sightseeing helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday, killing six people.
- Heightened scrutiny of aircraft incidents comes amid recent fatal crashes and near misses.
- A midair collision in January near Washington killed 67; an airliner clipped another in February.
- Federal officials assure travelers flying remains the safest mode of transportation, supported by statistics.
- Recent incidents include a Denver plane fire, a JetBlue door opening, and a near runway collision.
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Pasadena Star News
Here’s a look at recent airplane tragedies, mishaps and close calls
DENVER (AP) — An American Airlines plane that caught fire after landing in Denver, sending 12 people to the hospital, is the latest in a string of aviation incidents that are fueling safety concerns about flying. Related Articles Immigration judge rules that Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported Ex-Abercrombie CEO has dementia and is unfit for sex trafficking trial, prosecutors and defense say…
Denver Gazette
Here's a look at recent aircraft tragedies, mishaps and close calls
A helicopter that crashed into a river between New York City and New Jersey is just the latest in a string of aviation incidents. Federal officials have tried to reassure travelers that flying is the safest mode of transportation, and…
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