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British passenger miraculously survives catastrophic Air India plane crash

Aviation Accidents · Ahmedabad

British passenger miraculously survives catastrophic Air India plane crash

52% Center coverage: 415 sources

A man survived the Air India crash that killed at least 200 people, a police chief has told an Indian news agency. Ahmedabad Police Commissioner GS Malik told ANI there was one survivor who was in seat 11A on the London-bound Boeing 787-8 flight. The flight manifest shared by authorities said the passenger in that seat was British national Vishwash Kumar Ramesh.See the Story

D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary

World War II · Normandy

D-Day veterans return to Normandy to mark 81st anniversary

64% Center coverage: 153 sources

Veterans gathered Friday in Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler’s regime.See the Story

No fatalities reported after skydiving plane crashes in Tennessee, officials say

Aviation Accidents · Tennessee

No fatalities reported after skydiving plane crashes in Tennessee, officials say

71% Center coverage: 117 sources

I Restored an Abandoned Wartime 1940s Police Car that Was Dumped in a Scrapyard

93% Center coverage: 15 sources

Meet the grandfather who bought an authentic wartime police car, and renovated the 88 year old vehicle which was once abandoned for scrap.Police · Lincolnshire See the Story

Saab, Helsing Let Gripen Fighter Fly with AI in Charge

Coverage: 6 sources

According to the company’s math, the AI prep work produced the equivalent of 50 years of human pilot experience.Artificial Intelligence · Sweden See the Story

After 80 Years, WWII Bomber Returns Home on a Historic Journey

A Wartime Memory Revisited In Broughton, Flintshire, 99-year-old Ken Shield prepares to watch an aircraft he once helped build return to the skies above his hometown. The Royal Air Force’s Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is marking 80 years since the Avro Lancaster bomber was first built at the Broughton factory. For Ken, who worked on the aircraft during the early years of World War II, the event brings memories back to life. Ken started work…Aircraft · Broughton Read Article

75 years ago, B-25 bomber flight ended in deadly crash atop Spruce Knob

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In the Simoda community of Pendleton County, West Virginia, shortly after 3 a.m. on June 14, 1950, a U.S. Air Force B-25J bomber slammed into an upper slope of West Virginia's highest mountain. Allen Harmon of Cross Lanes, Kanawha County, West Virginia who rediscovered the site of the Monongahela National Forest crash in 2022, would like to see a monument or historic marker placed along a road or at a roadside viewpoint in the general vicinity o…History · Cross Lanes See the Story

German Wunder Weapon? Or Worst Aircraft Of WW2?

Of all the bizarre aircraft to emerge from World War II, few match the madness of the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet—a rocket-powered glider that was more death trap than dogfighter. Designed to intercept Allied bombers at blistering speed, the Komet was a product of desperation, innovation, and, frankly, delusion. YouTube / WW2 Headquarters Rocket-Powered… Glider? Yes, you read that right. The Me 163 wasn’t even a true aircraft in the conventional …Aircraft · Germany Read Article

Watch WW2 Spitfire Makes Emergency Landing in Kent Field After Power Loss

Emergency Landing in Kent A historic World War Two Spitfire was forced to land in a field in Kent after it lost engine power. The aircraft, Spitfire MJ627, made the emergency landing on Lower Wall Road in West Hythe on a Saturday evening (May 3, 2025). The aircraft is owned by the company Fly a Spitfire, which confirmed that both the pilot and the passenger were unharmed. According to Kent Fire & Rescue Service, one of the two people on board wa…Hythe, England · Hythe Read Article

Buried Spitfire Discovered After 30 Years

The 1942 Mission and the Emergency Landing In 1942, RAF pilot Ted Hall was flying a mission over the English Channel when his Spitfire developed a sudden problem. Oil began leaking from the engine and quickly covered the inside of his canopy, making it impossible for him to see. Realizing the danger, Hall relied on the help of his wingman, who guided him back toward the English coast. When they reached East Sussex, Hall safely bailed out of the …Hailsham · Hailsham Read Article

Why Germany Put Giant Hoops Under Their Planes

Why on earth did Germany strap massive metal rings to their airplanes in World War II? Sounds like something out of a sci-fi film, right? But it wasn’t madness—it was magnetic warfare, plain and (somewhat) simple. Magnetic Mayhem These strange-looking aircraft were modified versions of the Junkers Ju 52, nicknamed Mausi-Flugzeug, or “mouse planes”—not for their stealth, but for the squeaky-narrow altitude they had to fly. German engineers rigged…World War II · Germany Read Article

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