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12 dead in plane crash in Missouri

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What We Know About the Fatal Crash of a Skydiving Plane in Missouri

All 12 people aboard the aircraft died on Sunday when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff near Kansas City.

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Plane crash kills 12 people in one of the deadliest US skydiving incidents in decades

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Some of the Skydivers Killed in Missouri Plane Crash Were Experienced Jumpers

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Plane carrying passengers hoping to skydive crashes in Missouri, killing 12

A plane carrying passengers planning to spend a sunny afternoon skydiving crashed Sunday in Missouri, killing all 12 people aboard, authorities said.

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Deadly crash revives longstanding debate over regulation of skydiving planes

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12 Dead After Skydiving Plane Crashes Shortly Following Takeoff

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Man who died in Missouri plane crash was ‘doing what he loved best’

"One of them was my youngest child, Matthew Cole Swope, 39 y/o, doing what he loved best," Dorcie Swope wrote in a Facebook post Sunday evening.

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Butler, Missouri skydiving plane crash kills 12, including teacher, father and cancer survivor

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Expert suspects engine problem likely cause of Butler plane crash that killed 12

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Taking flight aboard the first all-electric plane

ABC News transportation correspondent Gio Benitez takes flight on Beta Technologies' new all-electric aircraft.

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More Airlines Restrict Portable Chargers—After Jump In Lithium-Battery Fires On Planes

All “big four” U.S. airlines now restrict how portable power banks can be stored and used in flight—as Delta Air Lines and United Airlines each report at least three lithium-battery incidents so far in 2026. Airlines around the world are cracking ...

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American Airlines picks SpaceX's Starlink for in-flight Wi-Fi on more than 500 planes

American Airlines said it will install SpaceX's Starlink for inflight Wi-Fi on more than 500 of its airplanes.

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Two Southwest Airlines planes came dangerously close in Nashville and had to take evasive action

Two Southwest Airlines planes had to take evasive action to avoid colliding Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee, after an air traffic controller directed one pilot to turn into the path of the other plane. Last year, an American Airlines jet collided with an ...