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Apr

Southwest flight suffers jet engine failure

A piece from the damaged Southwest jet was found in Bernville, Pennsylvania, 70 miles outside of Philadelphia, NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said at a press conference tonight. The engine cowling was discovered in an area near where the crew first observed issues with the aircraft, he said. Investigators performed a preliminary examination of the engine and found evidence of metal fatigue, where the blade separated from the engine, Sumwalt said.

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06

Aug

2016 Plane Fire at O’Hare Captured in Never-Before-Seen Control Tower, CFD Video

Newly released video obtained by NBC 5 Investigates shows just how close an American Airlines jetliner came to disaster when an engine exploded on takeoff last October.

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07

Feb

Lawyer Alexander Wisner: “We have no doubts about the guilt of Igor Girkin”

The federal court of the Northern District Court of Illinois decided to recover $ 400 million from the former defense minister of the self-proclaimed Donetsk republic, Igor Girkin (Strelkov), in favor of the relatives of the victims of the Boeing crash of Malaysia's MN-17 planes shot down in Ukraine in July 2014.

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07

Feb

MH17: US court awards US$20m each to 25 families

A court in the United States has ruled in favour of family members of 25 victims in the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 tragedy, in a lawsuit filed against Igor Girkin, a leader of pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine. The American court ruled that each surviving relative in the lawsuit is entitled to US$20 million (RM78.7 million) in compensation, a Dutch television documentary revealed earlier this week.

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