For the second time this week an American cargo plane has crashed overseas, this time a military jet that has gone missing in Kyrgyzstan.
We still don't know much about the seven people who died when a cargo plane crashed Monday at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan, but dashboard camera footage surfaced Tuesday morning — and it provides more answers than you may even feel comfortable watching.
As over three weeks have gone by since Vittorio Missoni's plane went missing, it's probably safe to say that most people have given up hope of finding the Italian fashion legend alive.
A military transport plane that crashed in 1952 was discovered frozen in the ice on Colony Glacier in Alaska.
An F-18 fighter jet has crashed into a Virginia Beach apartment complex, but the pilots bailed out, and in the end they and five others were injured non-critically. One pilot told a rescuer: "sorry for destroying your house."
Twelve people have survived the crash of a Russian passenger plane that killed 31 others in Siberia on Monday.
Investigators work in Nevada, and another plane crashes at a W. Va. airshow
As soon as a Reuters photographer heard the plane's engine explode, he pulled out his camera
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