The 2008 Learjet 60 crash in Columbia exposed failures in tire maintenance, rejected-takeoff training and thrust-reverser design.

The fatal accident of a Learjet 60 on Sept. 19, 2008, during a rejected takeoff at Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) in South Carolina highlights that other malfunctions can occur during takeoff.

The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps have all paused Osprey operations following another parts failure, this time with the Air Force's version of the aircraft during a training mission in New Mexico ...

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Air India's Airbus A320 flying from Phuket to Delhi on August 4 lost flight controls for four seconds after multiple hydraulic systems failures, causing the air ...

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has grounded an aircraft operated by Rano Air over an engine failure. According to the NCAA, the aircraft with registration number 5N-BZY experienced a ...

Under-inflation of a tire increases the risk of a catastrophic tire failure during the high speed phase of takeoff. Credit: NTSB Electrical failures caused 31 of the mechanical failures reviewed for ...