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Two men deported by the Trump administration to Equatorial Guinea were bound, fitted with bags over their heads, beaten and pushed down a flight of stairs, according to witnesses and human rights lawyers.
Five people were killed and dozens injured when a Dutch tourist bus crashed in the Swiss Alps late Thursday, according to police.
A pilot onboard an Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami, Florida, noted it was going too fast before it overshot a runway, crashed into other vehicles and burst into flames, new flight data shows.
The flight recorders have been recovered from the Amazon cargo plane that crashed at Miami International Airport, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
A probe into why an Amazon cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring five, has begun, according to the BBC.
More than 150,000 passengers have been stranded after a volcanic eruption forced Indonesian authorities to temporarily suspend operations at six airports, according to BBC.
A drop in small boats illegally reaching the UK is forcing people smuggling gangs to adopt new tactics, a BBC investigation has found, according to the BBC.
American Airlines is pushing to close its profit gap with Delta and United by increasing premium seating and reintroducing seatback screens, according to a recent announcement. The carrier also plans to launch a new Chicago-to-Tokyo route in 2027.
A logistical issue with hotel bookings may lead to a re-trial in a high-profile Australian murder case involving poisonous mushrooms, according to reports.
Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old from Mississippi, went missing after a July 4th boat trip to Horn Island and was found dead days later. His family and attorney Ben Crump are pursuing independent investigations and raising concerns about Mississippi law enforcement.
Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the French tourist destination of Cap Ferret as wildfires continue to burn out of control in the Gironde region, according to BBC.
The family of 18-year-old Nolan Wells is demanding answers about his death following a boating trip to Horn Island, according to the BBC.
A man was nearly sucked head-first out of a cabin window mid-air on a Ryanair plane, according to passengers and reports from the BBC.
A LGBTQ+ cruise ship chartered for a 10-day voyage from Athens to Venice was denied entry to both Turkey and Egypt, with officials citing concerns over 'moral standards.' According to reports, no official reason has been provided for Egypt’s decision.
A Hellenic Air Force F-16 fighter jet crash-landed at Zakynthos airport on Thursday after developing a technical fault, according to the BBC.
Prince Harry’s recent U.K. trip ended in legal defeat and no progress on reconciliation with the British royal family, according to The Daily Beast and DerWesten.
A Delta Air Lines flight 'definitely felt a big bang' after apparently being struck by fireworks while landing in Chicago on July 4, according to air traffic control audio and the airline. No injuries were reported.
Gunfire and explosions were heard at Niger's capital airport on Thursday, according to residents and witnesses.
Gunmen attacked Niger's largest airport on Thursday morning—the second assault on the facility in less than five months, according to the BBC.
Fans from over a quarter of World Cup participating countries are facing visa restrictions and bans, according to BBC analysis. This has caused frustration among supporters who hope to attend matches in the US.
Media mogul Barry Diller’s People Inc said Monday it had proposed to buy MGM Resorts, valuing the casino operator at over $18bn, according to The Guardian.
An Italian court has ruled that a five-star hotel was acting lawfully when it refused to provide tap water to a tourist, according to BBC News.
A person has died after jumping an airport perimeter fence in the US state of Colorado and being struck by a Frontier Airlines plane, according to authorities.
Airlines canceled 13,000 flights in May as jet fuel prices more than doubled since the start of the war, removing nearly two million seats from the market, according to BBC and The Guardian.
