SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Aviation investigators have issued a final report of a fatal crash at Venice Municipal Airport in April 2023 that killed four people.

Last year's Aviation Day at the Yakima Air Terminal was a huge hit, as hundreds of people turned out to look at aircraft up ...

“She’s such a warrior,” Piper said. “She’s had a torn hip ... Senior second baseman Taylor Patterson will play at NCAA Division II University of Illinois Springfield, while senior ...

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was critically burned in the post-crash fire that engulfed the single-engine Piper PA-28-161 Warrior II. She spent months in a medically induced coma. Her mother, Roma Gupta, 63, of Whitehouse ...

The body of the Unknown Warrior may be from any of ... A week before Queen Elizabeth II had visited the grave privately in the empty Abbey to lay a replica of her bridal bouquet on the grave. A lone ...

Piper was considered to be the "Henry Ford of Aviation", manufacturing aircraft for an extremely low cost, and it continued to flourish during World War II and during the subsequent ... from the ...

The plane I’ll be in here is a wee bit smaller and slower than the mighty Boeing 777 – a 23ft-long Piper Warrior II, which has room for two aviators plus a couple in the back and can hit over ...

Another popular aircraft with Aviation Day visitors was the Yakima Aero Club's 1978 Piper Warrior II, recently upgraded with a rebuilt engine and new propeller. Club president Ken Shipman said ...