When the part broke off the plane entered a negative-g dive that partially tore off one of the wings, spilling fuel that then ...

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A cockpit accident was reportedly the likely cause of a sudden drop that sent passengers on a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner bouncing 'off the roof' during a flight to New Zealand.

A cockpit accident was reportedly the likely cause of a sudden drop that sent passengers on a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner bouncing 'off the roof' during a flight to New Zealand.

The National Transportation Safety Board report recounts the plane's ground proximity warning system blaring as ... United Airlines Flight's Nose Dive That Came Within 800 Ft. of Pacific Ocean ...

A cockpit mishap on a LATAM Airlines flight to New Zealand caused the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner to take a nose dive and shook passengers up, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Startling images show an airplane’s nose completely smashed in and smeared in blood from a bird strike. Latam flight LA3367 had just taken off from Rio de Janeiro heading to São Paulo in Brazil ...

A cockpit accident was reportedly the likely cause of a sudden drop that sent passengers on a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner bouncing 'off the roof' during a flight to New Zealand.

The two pilots were able to pull the plane out of the nose dive around 748 feet above the ocean, avoiding any injuries, at which point the captain was able to engage the autopilot for an otherwise ...

A cockpit accident was reportedly the likely cause of a sudden drop that sent passengers on a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner bouncing 'off the roof' during a flight to New Zealand.