Chatter over the airwaves has provided some clues about what happened in Arizona. A chief flight instructor who was in the ...

Two people were on board each plane that collided Wednesday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

Both the FAA and NTSB later confirmed a midair collision between the two small planes — a Lancair 360 MK and a Cessna 172 — ...

Two planes collided midair Wednesday at the Marana Regional Airport near Tucson, Arizona, leaving two passengers dead, the ...

and a mid-air collision between two small planes in Arizona. While the current and former FAA staffers do not blame Trump and Musk’s purge or their crackdown on diversity programs for any of ...

Two single-engine planes collided mid-air about 30 miles northwest of the larger Tucson International Airport in the state of Arizona, Bloomberg reported citing details on the FAA website.

Two people were onboard each aircraft, the FAA said. Two people were confirmed dead after two small planes collided midair at Marana Regional Airport in Arizona on Wednesday. There were two people ...

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At uncontrolled airports, pilots use a common traffic advisory frequency to regularly announce their position to other pilots who are in the airport vicinity, according to the FAA. Arizona ...

The FAA had previously set a goal to employ 60 air ... Philadelphia, Alaska and Arizona over a two-week span. The number of near misses and headline crashes coincides with a staffing crisis ...

The terminated FAA employees included workers who assist ... Border Patrol installs concertina wire along Arizona border despite low illegal crossings Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes GOP election bill ...

Arizona—around 8:25 a.m. local time Wednesday. There were two people aboard each plane, the FAA said, adding the Marana Regional Airport “is an uncontrolled field,” meaning it doesn’t have ...