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Authorities have suggested that migratory bird strikes were the cause of last month's deadly plane crash in South Korea, ...

A preliminary investigation report released on Monday revealed that feathers and blood stains from birds were found in both engines of the Boeing 737-800 which crashed on 29 December, killing 179 of ...

They will depart the Capitol after the ceremony and attend a farewell event with former staffers at Joint Base Andrews outside of Washington before boarding an Air Force plane for the trip. The plane ...

The plane burst into flames while attempting a belly-landing at the runway and crashing into a wall. Minutes before landing at the runway, a bird strike was reported by one of the pilots ...

Investigators found bird feathers and blood in both engines of the Jeju Air jet that crashed in South Korea last month, killing 179 people, a person familiar with the probe said on Friday.

The Boeing 737-800 aircraft, en route from Bangkok to Muan ... one of the pilots reported a bird strike and declared an emergency, attempting a go-around to land on the opposite end of the runway.

The Air New Zealand flight was forced to abort take off due to a suspected bird strike. Picture: NewsWire / Roy VanDerVegt However, the aircraft was forced to immediately stop during takeoff ...

An Air New Zealand flight was aborted moments before take-off from Christchurch Airport on Monday morning after a bird strike. The plane was due to depart for Brisbane shortly after 6am ...

South Korea suffered its worst-ever air disaster last week — as 179 people were killed on board a Jeju Air flight. Preliminary reports indicate the landing gear malfunctioned and failed to ...

Four minutes before the fatal crash, the airplane pilot issued a distress signal and reported a bird strike. The report came just two minutes after ground control sent a message warning of birds ...

An expert has questioned whether a bird strike was the sole cause of the deadly plane crash in South Korea. Speaking on Australia’s “Today” show, aviation expert Professor Ron Bartsch said ...