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Trial for alleged builder of bomb in 1988 Lockerbie attack postponed by US judge days before start
The Boeing 747 exploded minutes after takeoff from London on December 21, 1988, killing all 259 people on board, including 190 Americans, and 11 people on the ground in Scotland.
Hungarian Gripen fighter jet crashes near Szolnok as pilot safely ejects, PM Magyar says
Eight confirmed dead after charter plane crashes in western Alaska
Likud Party threatens Central Elections Committee petition over Fly&Vote initiative
Trump confirms Secret Service snuck him off Air Force One due to Iran threat, 'I do what they say'
Meanwhile, The New York Times reported that intelligence authorities uncovered an Iranian plot to launch a shoulder-fired missile at AF1, including having located where Trump was staying in Turkey.
NORAD intercepts two unauthorized aircraft as Trump watches LIV golf tourney in New Jersey
NORAD declined to say whether the pilots of the two aircraft had made a mistake, saying that it is up to the Federal Aviation Administration to make that determination, Reuters reported.
Australia investigates near-miss collision of two planes on tarmac at Sydney airport
"Both aircraft were stopped abruptly," the transport safety bureau said in a statement.
US Air Force begins relocating refueling aircraft ahead of Ben-Gurion's busiest month - report
The move comes after Transportation Minister Miri Regev pressed Israeli security officials to clear the refueling aircraft from the airport in order to ensure normal operations.
At least 12 hurt due to unusual turbulence on Air India flight from Thailand to Delhi
Ten passengers and two crew members were wounded after an Air India flight from Phuket encountered turbulence and briefly lost altitude.
US Air Force signs $1.84 billion contract with Northrop Grumman for Rafael Litening targeting pods
The framework contract will remain in effect until 2035, with the Air Force placing individual orders under its terms.
Hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX jets face cabin safety risks and assembly flaws, FAA warns
Production quality problems were revealed in early 2024 when a door-plug panel blew out of a nearly new Alaska Air 737 MAX in flight.
On this day: Communist Bulgaria downs El Al flight 402, killing all 58 people onboard
On this day in 1955, Bulgarian MiG fighters brought down El Al Flight 402, killing all 58 people aboard and setting off a Cold War dispute over responsibility and justice.
US Coast Guard rescues 11 people after seaplane crashes in Washington state, injuring four
"Kenmore Air is fully cooperating with the investigating authorities, and we will continue providing verified information as it becomes available," CEO David Gudgel said in a statement.
American refueling tankers to be stationed in IDF bases, Ramon Airport as US reinforces Middle East
A senior security official said that as more US forces arrive in the region, coordination with the militaries will tighten, while the US military is also redeploying F-35 and F-15 aircraft and dozens
