Almost two month to the day of the terrorist attacks of 9/11, American Airlines Flight 587 crashed in Rockaway (Queens), New York on November 12, 2001. Bound for Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, the plane had taken off at 9:14 a.m. from JFK Airport and was carrying 260 people. Immediately after takeoff (*according to [...]
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The 1976 Piper PA-32R single engine plane and the Liberty Tours helicopter were flying dangerously close to one another but were apparently unaware of the danger. Moments before yesterday’s fatal collision, a fellow helicopter pilot radioed the pilot of the Liberty Tours chopper and warned him:”You have a fixed-wing [referring to the Piper] behind you.” [...]
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The Airbus A320 was tied to a pier in Battery Park City in preparation for being lifted from the Hudson River. After the passengers and five-member crew were removed from the debilitated plane, it was towed with the swift current downriver, intact, and moored to a bulkhead at Battery Park City , where it still [...]
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Delta Flight Aborts Landing, Intersects Flightpath Of Comair Jet NEW YORK (CBS) “For the second time in a week a tragedy was just barely avoided at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Two airborne planes — one landing and the other taking off — came within a half-mile of colliding on Friday in the second such [...]
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