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Tuesday the 28th of July, 2026

Here are your stories for today… Be safe out there! Tom — Military helicopter crashes during training near Opp by: Richard Everett DOTHAN, Ala (WDHN) – A military helicopter with three pilots from Fort Rucker crashed near Opp Monday afternoon. Blake Turman, the sheriff of Covington County, confirmed that a UH-72 Lakota helicopter crashed in a…

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Monday the 27th of July, 2026

We start the new week with the following stories… Be safe out there! Tom — A fire broke out in the overhead luggage compartment after a flight landed. The crew extinguished the fire in time. Airport fire department reported that a power bank carried by a passenger spontaneously combusted; there were no injuries. Source: Wang Can,…

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Friday the 24th of July, 2026

We close out this week with these stories… Have a safe weekend! Tom — San Juan Islands plane crash: Kenmore Air floatplane crashes near Sucia Island A Kenmore Air floatplane made an emergency landing and then caught fire near Sucia Island in the San Juan Islands, in Washington State on Thursday, July 23. By Shuvrajit…

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Thursday the 23rd of July, 2026

Had a great time at KOSH yesterday! While there I stumbled upon this rig presumably heading to SEA-TAC soon. Now here are your stories for today… Be safe out there! Tom — 68 passengers escape death as Enugu Air crash lands in Benin Suyi Ayodele No fewer than 68 passengers escaped death as an Enugu…

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Wednesday the 22nd of July, 2026

Early report today as I’m off to KOSH for my annual dose of aviation madness! Here are your stories… Be safe out there! Tom — Helicopter crashes near Fitztown Richard R. Barron | The Ada News An aerial applications (crop duster) helicopter crashed Tuesday afternoon on County Road 1630 about half a mile east of…

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