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Nine hurt after lightning strikes parked passenger aircraft in Philippines
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Baggage loaders and ground personnel were seeking shelter under the wing of a Airbus 320 parked at the airport in Manila during a heavy downpour when a bolt of lightning struck the aircraft. (www.p3air.com) More...Monterrey widow’s lawsuit: Continental Airlines lost late husband’s body
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Airlines misplace millions of passengers’ bags each year, causing frustration for travelers who may arrive at their destination — but without a change of underwear. But has an airline ever lost a man’s body? (www.p3air.com) More...Airplane or helicopter? Short Take-Off and Landing Competition
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Everyone needs a hobby, from video games to historical re-enactors. But this weekend in Valdez, Alaska, pilots of all stripes will be showing off their skills in the Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) Competition at the annual Valdez Fly-In and Airshow. (www.p3air.com) More...Your name here: FAA - Pittsburgh airport OK to sell naming rights
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Allegheny County Council and the county’s airport authority are considering selling naming rights to Pittsburgh International Airport — or parts of it. (www.p3air.com) More...FAA Investigating If Skydiving Sex Stunt Distracted Pilot
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Federal Aviation Administration officials are investigating a videotaped sex stunt performed by two skydivers in California. The FAA is concerned that the pre-jump sex may have created an unsafe situation by bumping or otherwise distracting the pilot. (www.p3air.com) More...Report: Pilot in control when Senator Ted Stevens plane crashed
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The pilot of a plane carrying former Senator Ted Stevens was apparently in control of the aircraft and trying to climb just before it slammed into a mountain slope, killing Stevens and four others, according to files released on Thursday. (www.p3air.com) More...Rats desert a sinking ship? Rodent Droppings found on Delta Jet
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Rodent droppings "too numerous to count" were found by U.S. health inspectors near a Delta Air Lines Inc. jet's galley where food and drink are stored. The real concern is if a rat started chewing on wires. (www.p3air.com) More...KCOS: C-130 lands safely after losing instrument panel
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An Air Force C-130 cargo plane developed instrument panel problems, declared an emergency shortly after takeoff and landed safely at 12:38 p.m. Monday at the Colorado Springs Airport. (www.p3air.com) More...Diabetic pilot's North Pole flight under way
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The 41-year-old Cairns is an internationally recognized pilot with Type-1 diabetes who has flown other record breaking trips around the world, and holds the time to fly record for landing in all 50 states as a diabetes fundraiser. (www.p3air.com) More...NTSB: Pilot error in FedEx ATR 42 crash in Lubbock 2009
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The US NTSB says poor airspeed control led to an aerodynamic stall that caused the 27 January 2009 crash of an Empire Airlines ATR 42 landing at Lubbock, Texas. Poor crew resource management, flawed decision-making and fatigue were contributing factors in the accident. (www.p3air.com) More...Squawks Voted On
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