As the calendar eases through Fall, a total of 60 commercial aircraft crashes have been recorded in the United States, according to Fox News. The total fatality count has amounted to a staggering 188 souls.

The cause of both accidents remains unclear. The US Navy has confirmed that investigations are ongoing to determine what went wrong. According to Express reporting, the ship is on its final tour and will be decommissioned upon its return to Naval Base Kitsap in Washington state.

Redmond Municipal Airport and Redmond Fire & Rescue will conduct a full-scale emergency response disaster training drill Thursday, October 23, beginning at 8:30 a.m., as required by the Federal Aviation Administration.

The Wednesday evening helicopter crash that claimed the lives of four people near Ekalaka in southeast Montana was one of six fatal general aviation crashes so far in Montana this year.

The small plane that crashed into 195 in Dartmouth joins other crashes that have happened in SouthCoast history.

In 2024, 91 people were killed in air accidents in the EU involving an EU-registered aircraft, 30 fewer deaths compared