Aviation

Air Show Cancelled After Pilot Dies in Crash

By Charlotte Alter

Turbulence Injures 6 and Reroutes Plane

By Dan Hirschhorn

Missing Jet Hunt Goes Back to the Drawing Board

By Charlie Campbell

Missing Jet Families Ponder Next Move

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Computer glitch grounds flights at LAX

The ground stop lasted for about an hour on Wednesday afternoon and affected several other airports in Southern California, Nevada and Utah. Flight delays are still being reported

By Denver Nicks

New Missing Plane Theory

A geological survey company says it has evidence suggesting that MH370 crashed off the coast of Bangladesh, not Australia

By TIME Staff

Australian PM: We'll Do 'Everything' to Find Missing Jet

Prime Minister Tony Abbott says the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is entering a "new phase" as air and sea reconnaissance are called off in favor of sonar, which officials say will take at least six months to thoroughly scan the area

By TIME Staff

Unruly passenger on flight to Bali arrested

Virgin Australia says the incident was not a hijacking attempt as previously feared

By David Stout

Sub Search for Missing Jet Nearly Done

A U.S.-made Bluefin-21 submarine has nearly finished combing the southern Indian Ocean far west of Australia where Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is thought to have crashed 48 days ago, but no wreckage from the missing plane has yet been spotted

By Charlie Campbell

Electric Toothbrush Causes LAX Bomb Scare

Baggage handlers at Los Angeles’ LAX airport sounded the alarm about an object vibrating in a bag that turned out to be a toothbrush. The police cleared the bag and no evacuations were ordered and no delays were reported

By Denver Nicks

Officials Ponder Revamped Search for Missing Jet

Authorities overseeing a fruitless-so-far underwater hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are mulling an overhaul of search efforts as relatives of passengers balk at the suggestion they should begin compensation negotiations without seeing evidence it actually crashed

By Charlie Campbell

The Reason We Can’t Find the Missing Jet

We can see countless millions of miles into the blackness of space, but a 3-mile depth in the ocean is testing the very limits of our technology because most of it just doesn’t work underwater

By Charlie Campbell

Jet Hunt Sub Resumes Search

Bluefin-21 returned to the ocean after a 16-hour mission in the search for Flight MH370 wreckage was cut short when the sub sailed too deep

By Charlie Campbell

Old Planes, Inexperienced Pilots—and No Parachutes

A routine Air Force mission supporting the Afghan war turns tragic

By Mark Thompson

Missing-Jet Search Dips Underwater With Submarine

Angus Houston, who's leading the hunt for Flight MH370, said the search team deployed an unmanned submarine to spot wreckage on the Indian Ocean floor after no pings were detected for six days, raising speculation the black-box recorder is out of juice

By Charlie Campbell

Cloudy Outlook for Pings Detected in Jet Search

Mixed messages were just the latest confusion in a massive search effort that has yielded more false starts and false hopes than solid clues about what happened to missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

By Charlie Campbell

Missing Jet Search Narrows

Investigators have dropped underwater sonar equipment in the Indian Ocean to again detect the pings thought to come from the plane's black box. Angus Houston, who is coordinating the search, has expressed optimism in what they'll find

By Charlie Campbell

Around-the-World Flight to Rely on Solar Power

The co-founders behind the newly unveiled Solar Impulse 2 say the jet will be able to circle the planet in a three-month trip planned for next year using only solar power, but now they just need to "develop a sustainable pilot"

By Denver Nicks

Search Narrows for Flight 370

Investigators are racing the clock to find the plane before its black boxes run out of batteries. The official overseeing the search said he is "optimistic"

By Denver Nicks

Missing Jet Could Be Found Within 'Matter of Days'

Authorities attempting to locate Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, believed to have crashed in the Indian Ocean last month, say new pings heard Tuesday may originate from the plane's black box that officials worry is about to run out of battery life

By Charlie Campbell
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