The aftermath of a plane crash at Brethren Village brought to mind the spirit of togetherness forged during COVID, CEO John Snader said.

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Manheim Township Fire Chief Scott Little reported that five cars were destroyed in the crash, but no one on the ground was hurt. The plane had taken off from Lancaster ... experts reassure that there ...

Eyewitnesses stated that the plane caught fire after the crash, with flames quickly spreading ... following a series of recent plane crashes in the U.S. that have raised alarms about the safety of air ...

The flight had been diverted to the airport after experiencing “engine vibrations,” the authorities said. Six passengers were taken to a hospital for evaluation.

Video showed people standing on a wing of the aircraft, which was evacuated using the slides. No injuries were reported.

Dozens of passengers were forced to stand on the wing of an American Airlines plane at Denver International Airport as they ...

American Airlines said the plane "experienced an engine-related issue" after landing at Denver International Airport on Thursday.