Air and Space Accidents and Incidents

After reporting a loss of power to both engines, a pilot skids a small jet across a Florida highway before it bursts into flames.

The NT workplace safety watchdog accuses Matt Wright of interfering with flight record data following a crash that killed his Netflix co-star Chris "Willow" Wilson in 2022.

The firefighters union is demanding the aviation regulator takes action after five Boeing 737s and a further 59 planes arrived at Sunshine Coast Airport with too few firefighters working in the past two months.

The fiancée of a man who died when his light plane crashed in the Victorian High Country believes he was let down by the system and was not given adequate training to be a safe and competent pilot.

US politicians had been pressuring the company to withdraw the request following a harrowing mid-air cabin blowout on January 5 that exposed numerous safety and quality control concerns at one of the world's two major jet makers.

A change in the sunlight's direction is believed to helped Japan's SLIM lunar probe regain power more than a week after it ran out.

Former workers of aviation giant Boeing allege the aircraft manufacturer has cut corners on its production line to meet deadlines, resulting in defects going unnoticed and compromising safety.

A coronial inquest into the death of a recreational pilot in the Victorian high country has heard weather conditions, mechanical concerns and inexperience could have contributed to the fatal crash.

Former defence force chief Angus Houston reveals how Tony Abbott considered sending a "large military deployment" to Ukraine after Russia-backed separatists shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, killing 298 people including 38 Australian citizens and residents.

Fellow passengers signed a copy of statement saying the man acted to "protect everyone, with the support of everyone".

Russia and Ukraine are trading claims and counterclaims over the crash of a military plane that killed everyone on board, including Ukrainian prisoners of war. Here's a look at what each side is saying, and what's next.

Russia and Ukraine trade accusations over the crash of a military transport plane that Moscow says was carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war and was shot down by Kyiv's forces, another heated episode in the information war that has been a feature of the conflict.

NSW Police says one of the eight occupants had minor injuries and was treated at the scene by NSW Ambulance paramedics.

The FAA approves an inspection process that will let US airlines resume flying their Boeing 737 MAX 9 jetliners, which have been grounded since a side panel blew out of a plane in mid-flight earlier this month.

Ukraine has neither confirmed nor denied Russia's accusation that it deliberately shot down a plane carrying 65 prisoners of war. Here's what we know.

A Russian military transport plane carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war, six crew and three people accompanying them has crashed in Russia's Belgorod region near Ukraine, according to Russia's Defence Ministry.

Investigators say they found a tennis ball-sized hole above one of the plane's engines during a post-flight inspection.

The Australian Space Agency says it monitored the re-entry to make sure it posed "no threat to people or property".

The final moments of a fatal plane crash that killed two people in Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay last year have been revealed in a preliminary ATSB report into the incident.

It is believed the pilot was attempting to land at Boonah Airfield when the plane crashed. 

The parents of Jonathan Udall will receive a cash settlement of $US100 million ($149 million) after he and four others were killed in a helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon in 2018.

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun has acknowledged errors by the plane maker after a Boeing 737 Max 9 had a panel blowout mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight.

Bob Sauer, a science teacher in Portland, Oregon, discovered the Alaska Airlines door plug sitting among the trees in his backyard.

United and Alaska Airlines have both reported loose hardware had been discovered on some of their Boeing 737 MAX9 planes during preliminary inspections after a dramatic mid-flight incident last week.

People in the city of Portland were asked to look out for the door "plug" after the blowout on the Boeing 737 MAX 9. It was found in a teacher's backyard.