A FedEx Boeing 767-3S2F engine caught fire shortly after taking off from Newark Airport Saturday morning. KProcrastinator/X The Port Authority Police Department’s Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighter ...

US pilots review dramatic footage of a FedEx 767 engine explosion, offering expert breakdowns of the event and emergency procedures. Learn what went wrong, how the crew responded, and why quick ...

On Saturday, March 1, FedEx Flight 3609 traveling from Newark to Indianapolis returned to the airport at around 8 a.m. after the strike, which damaged one of the engines on the Boeing 767 ...

A FedEx Boeing 767 made a dramatic landing at Istanbul Airport due to failed nose gear. The pilot contacted air traffic control for assistance; both pilots were evacuated and uninjured.

The Boeing 767 aircraft belonging to FedEx Express was flying from Paris and made an emergency landing at Istanbul Airport on Wednesday. Video shows sparks flying and smoke billowing as the front ...

Languages: English. A FedEx cargo aircraft made a heart-stopping emergency landing at Istanbul Airport Wednesday after its front landing gear malfunctioned. The Boeing 767 cargo plane was on its ...

Dramatic audio appeared to capture the pilot of a FedEx cargo plane that nearly collided ... Traffic three miles final is a heavy 767,” the controller tells Flight 708, which was bound for ...

A FedEx aircraft aborted its landing to avoid a Southwest Airlines jet on Saturday during heavy fog. Both were mistakenly cleared for the same runway at Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

Fedex Express Flight 6268, a Boeing 767, was flying from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Istanbul Airport when it informed the Turkish traffic control tower that its landing gear failed to open.

FedEx has 137 Boeing 767 freighters in its worldwide fleet. [Credit: Jim Allen/ FreightWaves] The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said Thursday it will hold a board meeting next month ...

A video on social media showed the Boeing 767 belonging to FedEx Express using the back landing gear and then dipping its nose with the front portion of the fuselage. The front landing gear did ...