Emirates plane crash video is fake, airline says
The video, which appears to be computer-generated, shows a fake Emirates plane crash in Abu Dhabi.
Teen claims she was forced to fly home with stranger’s toddler in her lap due to overbooked flight
An Australian woman said she suffered a panic attack when she was forced to fly with a stranger’s toddler in her lap during ...
Etihad Airways Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Rejects Takeoff After 2 Tires Burst
Passengers onboard an Abu Dhabi -bound Etihad flight on Sunday saw their aircraft reject its take-off after the pilot needed ...
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Emirates: Social Media Slow To Act On Fake Plane Crash Video
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES- MARCH 06: An Emirates Boeing 777-300 aircraft lands on a hazy morning ... [+] at Dubai International Airport on March 06, 2024, in Dubai, United Arab ...
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26-Year-Old Indian-Origin Doctor Dies In Plane Crash In UAE: Report
Two individuals, an Indian-origin doctor and a Pakistani female pilot, died in a light aircraft crash off the coast of Ras Al ...
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Two dead as light aircraft crashes off UAE coast: aviation authority
A light aircraft crashed into the waters off the coast of Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates, resulting in the deaths ...
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Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash: What we know so far about the tragedy that killed 38
It was Christmas Day when a passenger plane crashed in western Kazakhstan, near the city of Aktau. Out of 67 people on board, ...
What Does 2025 Have in Store for Archer Aviation?
Archer is developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) that promise efficiency as well as a quieter and more eco-friendly alternative for urban travel. In 2024, Archer Aviation ...
The world’s first flying taxi service worth £1bn set to launch in major city
The world’s first flying taxi service is set to launch in Abu Dhabi next year, with a US-based aircraft company securing over ...
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Two plane crashes lead to deadliest year in skies since 2018
a former head of air accident investigation units in the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong. He suggested airline crews could be better trained to respond to so-called outlier events ...