Plane crash

Local politicians mourned the teen pilot on social media after her single-engine plane crashed into a golf course.

The passenger recalled panicking, eventually searching for a flashlight to help her open the plane's doors.

There were reports of at least one fatality.

Oleg Malchanov, who survived the Moscow jetliner crash on Sunday, said he could see the plane windows melting before his eyes.

The deceased pilot reportedly phoned an attendee at the party to ask for the whereabouts of his wife, which sparked concern.

"We are confident in the safety of the 737 MAX," Boeing's Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg told employees in a Monday message.

Resilient black boxes record a wealth of vital crash data.

The Boeing Max 8 737, which took off from the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, crashed six minutes into its journey to Nairobi, Kenya.

The Regal Princess was on a seven-day cruise.

The plane took off from Miami and was scheduled to land at a Houston airport.

Investigators were trying to learn what caused the plane to crash into the Java Sea with 189 people aboard.

One aircraft plunged into a field after the collision, killing its pilot.

The "ping" could lead investigators to the plane's second black box.

Investigators are trying to determine what caused the brand-new jet to crash into the sea with 189 people aboard.

This is the second crash in the area in less than 24 hours.

The pilot reportedly ejected from the aircraft.

It must have been the passengers' lucky day.

The crash happened only about three miles from Deer Valley Airport.

The plane was flying a training mission at the time of the crash.

"We can say that the aircraft smashed into ground almost vertically at relatively high speed," a police spokesperson said.

The plane crashed only a few hundred yards away from the airport.

Both aircraft were part of the Dean International flight school, which has had more than two dozen accidents and incidents between 2007 and 2017.

A plane carrying 11 people—10 passengers and a pilot—crashed about 2,000 feet up on the side of Alaska's Mount Jumbo Tuesday morning, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. 

Detroit residents used an ax to free the man from the plane.

"All information about the investigation will be released by IACC, who leads the investigation."

Miraculously everyone on board survived.

Investigators are still in the process of identifying other victims and notifying next of kin.

All nine victims were on board the aircraft when it went down.

The victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition and was later reported to be dead.

The pilot and one passenger were killed.