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NTSB report: American Airlines plane that diverted to DIA before catching fire had parts incorrectly installed
The Boeing 737 that caught fire at Denver International Airport in March had parts incorrectly installed which lead to fuel leaks, according to a preliminary report released Thursday by the NTSB.
No oil was visible in the gauge on the right engine’s oil reservoir after a February Delta Air Lines flight filled with smoke ...
The National Transportation Safety Board released the preliminary report for a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Charleston that had to be evacuated after smoke filled the cabin.
Delta Flight 876 was forced to return to Atlanta and undergo emergency evacuation after smoke filled the cabin and cockpit shortly after takeoff; two passengers suffered minor injuries ...
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 717 landed on its belly up after a crack in a part of the supports for the nose landing gear kept it ...
the National Transportation Safety Board said in a preliminary report released Wednesday. Delta Air Lines Flight 876 was bound for South Carolina after it took off from Hartsfield-Jackson ...
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 717, which landed "nose down" two years ago at North Carolina's Charlotte-Douglas International ...
Investigators found no oil in the right-side Rolls-Royce BR715-C1 engine of a Delta Air Lines Boeing 717 following an ...
American Airlines flight AA1006 caught fire while taxiing at Denver International Airport after engine issues during takeoff, ...
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