WAITING for his parents to arrive home from a golfing holiday in Bangkok, Geun-woo Park received a text from his mum, saying there were ‘birds in the engine’ of their plane – and

Netflix has recently entered something of a golden age of documentaries. Over the past five years, the streaming service has offered viewers high-quality disaster documentaries. These are the best 11 that will keep you glued to the screen from start to finish.

Sun, Oct 12, 2025 A son has revealed the heart-wrenching final text from his mother moments before the deadly Jeju Air flight crashed, killing 179 people. Geun-woo Park, who lost both parents in the crash on December 29,

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Alison Rowat reviews a new documentary about a recent spate of air disasters. Is flying becoming increasingly dangerous, and are there any

Dramatic video shows a small aircraft crashing into the Atlantic Ocean just minutes after taking off from a North Carolina airfield, sparking a major rescue operation. The single-engine plane’s pilot was forced to make an emergency landing in the water ...

Amid a wave of deadly plane crashes making headlines in 2025—including the recent Air India crash that left hundreds dead—many are reflecting on the long history of aviation disasters, especially those that happened on U.S. soil. While the Air India ...

DARTMOUTH, Mass. -- DARTMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — A plane crashed along a highway in Massachusetts early Monday, sending a plume of smoke into the air and forcing the closure of the major highway, the Massachusetts State Police said in a statement.

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