The landing gear of the group’s Piper PA-32 collapsed when it reached the runway at the airport, the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed. The South Davis Metro Fire Agency characterized the incident as an “emergency landing” and said there were no resulting injuries and no fire.
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In the battle over who controls U.S. airspace, ita s big lobbyists vs. small airports
The city of Wichita spent $80,000 and its allies spent some more, but their combined firepower was nowhere near that of the airlines. The airlines’ lineup included three former U.S. senators, one of them a former Republican leader.
Helicopter crashes near New Jersey apartment complex
A helicopter with two people on board has crashed near an apartment complex in New Jersey after its tail hit a garage. The Federal Aviation Administration says the helicopter went down near the Chatham Village Apartments, about three miles south of the Morristown Airport.
Rocker pleads guilty: Carried pistol on plane, in airport
Rock guitarist Rick Derringer has pleaded guilty and agreed to pay a $1,000 fine after stepping off a Delta Air Lines flight from Mexico with a loaded handgun in Atlanta’s airport. Derringer told a federal air marshal he kept his gun with him on commercial airline flights 30 to 50 times a year, and never before had a problem carrying it through airport checkpoints, prosecutors said.
UPS Tries Arming Its Brown-Clad Drivers With an Octocopter Drone 23 minutes ago
United Parcel Service Inc. sees a day when your latest purchase may be dropped off not by a brown-clad delivery driver, but by an octocopter drone. The world’s largest courier took a step closer to that future on Monday, launching an unmanned aerial vehicle from the roof of a UPS truck about a quarter-mile to a blueberry farm outside Tampa, Florida.
Security breach at JFK Airport reported
A security incident at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport on Monday has federal and local authorities at odds over what happened. The Port Authority says that 11 people went through an unattended TSA PreCheck security checkpoint at the airport around 6 a.m. Monday.
Rock musician charged with having loaded gun on Delta flight
Rock guitarist Rick Derringer told a federal air marshal that he keeps his gun with him on commercial airline flights 30 to 50 times a year, and was only detained last month at Atlanta’s airport near the end of a trip to Mexico, authorities said. Found with a loaded gun in his carry-on bag after stepping off a Delta Air Lines flight from Cancun, Mexico, he now faces a criminal charge in Atlanta, court records show.
Last Word: The Artisan Survives, Gas Tax Push-Back and Our Competition
I knew winter was out there hiding somewhere. Just waiting for you to leave your coat at home in a flush of spring fever, bounding out of work Wednesday afternoon to find spring has hit the highway.
Federal court of appeals issues punishment for Passover
Three judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit surprisingly rejected the appeal of Susan Abeles a Washington D.C., Orthodox Jew, who was punished by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority because she took off work for the last two days of Passover 2013, as she had done for the past 26 years that she worked at the agency. Abeles’ closely-watched case evoked amicus briefs by the National Jewish Commission on Law and Public Affairs as well as The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, and the American Jewish Committee.
No answers found in Kansas skydivera s death in Oklahoma
The Federal Aviation Administration has been unable to determine why a Kansas woman became disconnected from her parachute and fell to her death in northern Oklahoma. Twenty-six-year-old Sheralynn Neff of North Newton, Kansas, had jumped with an instructor from 10,000 feet on July 24 and deployed her parachute at about 6,000 feet.
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Protests against Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’ continue
JANUARY 28: Protesters gather to denounce President Donald Trump’s executive order that bans certain immigration, at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on January 28, 2017 in Dallas, Texas. President Trump signed the controversial executive order that halted refugees and residents from predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States.
Delta operations recovering; Trump blames airline for delays
Delta Air Lines, recovering from a weekend technology outage, cancelled more flights Monday but said that the issue has been resolved. The airline said Monday that 110 flights had been cancelled and more could be scrubbed.
NJ Transit resumes Atlantic City service after bridge repair
New Jersey Transit officials are warning riders to be prepared for a crowded, crawling Tuesday morning commute due to earlier weather-related damage New Jersey Transit has resumed service on its Atlantic City Line after it was suspended because a bridge was stuck in the open position Convicted sex offenders are pushing back against North Carolina laws they say deprive offenders of constitutional rights without protecting children from assault as the laws originally intended Convicted sex offenders are pushing back against North Carolina laws they say deprive offenders of constitutional rights without protecting children from assault as the laws originally intended Ten of at least 20 people killed in a weekend tornado outbreak lived in Georgia mobile home parks, yet laws requiring storm shelters in those vulnerable communities are few and far between Ten of at least 20 people killed in a … (more)
When and where the newest Black Heritage series stamp will be issued
A new nondenominated commemorative forever stamp honoring civil rights advocate Dorothy Height will be issued Feb. 1 at Howard University in Washington, D.C. The stamp, which is the 40th issue in the United States Postal Service’s Black Heritage commemorative series, will be offered in a pane of 20, offset printed by USPS contractor Ashton Potter USA Ltd., of Williamsville, N.Y. The Black Heritage series began in 1978 with a 13A stamp honoring abolitionist Harriet Tubman . One new stamp in the series is issued each year.
6 VW employees indicted in emissions scandal; VW fined $4.3B
21, 2015, file photo, a Volkswagen logo is seen on car offered for sale at New Century Volkswagen dealership in Glendale, Calif. The Volkswagen executive, Oliver Schmidt, who once was in charge o… By MARYCLAIRE DALE Associated Press The 14-year-old Pennsylvania girl who was raped, tortured and killed at her adoptive mother’s house had been abused or neglected in at least three homes… By MARYCLAIRE DALE Associated Press A14-year-old Pennsylvania girl raped, tortured and killed at her adoptive mother’s home had been abused or neglected in at least three homes during her short life.
Texas Mid-Air Plane Collision Kills Three
Three people have been killed after two small planes collided in midair near McKinney, Texas on Saturday. The Federal Aviation Administration says the collision occurred near Aero Country Airport, north of Dallas.
Texas Mid-Air Plane Collision Kills Three
Three people have been killed after two small planes collided in midair near McKinney, Texas on Saturday. The Federal Aviation Administration says the collision occurred near Aero Country Airport, north of Dallas.
Plane collision leaves 3 dead near McKinney
According to WFAA , the two planes collided mid-air near Aero Country Airport, in the 500 block of North Custer Road, just after 5:30 p.m. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman, Lynn Lunsford, said that ” both aircraft were flying under Visual Flight Rules and were not in contact with air traffic control at the time of the collision.” Police are asking people to stay away from Custer and Virginia as they investigate.
Three killed as planes collide mid-air near McKinney
The Federal Aviation Administration says the collision occurred shortly after 5:30 p.m. near Aero Country Airport. The private airport is about 35 miles north of downtown Dallas.
2 hurt as helicopter makes hard landing on Mount Baldy
The San Bernardino County Fire Department says the chopper went down Thursday about 1,000 feet below the 10,000-foot summit. Video shows the battered craft lying in the snow on the mountain northeast of Los Angeles.
The Latest: President, daughters enjoy shave ice in Kailua
Following an exciting trip to Waikiki, President Barack Obama, his two daughters, and close friends made their way back to the east side of the island Saturday to unwind with some local style “shave ice” at Island Snow in Kailua. The popular Hawaiian dessert combines thinly shaved ice with different flavors of syrup and assorted toppings.
The Latest: President Obama wishes crowd Merry Christmas
Before heading home for the night, President Barack Obama, his two daughters, and close friends unwound with some local style “shave ice” at Island Snow in Kailua. The popular Hawaiian dessert combines thinly shaved ice with different flavors of syrup and assorted toppings.
The Latest: President, daughters enjoy shave ice in Kailua
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