N E W   Y O R K, Nov. 13 -- A "rattling" noise was heard in the ill-fated American Airlines Flight 587 seconds before pilots lost control of the plane, crash investigators said today. National ...

NEW YORK -- Hundreds of relatives and friends of the victims in the nation's second deadliest air accident dedicated a much-awaited memorial Sunday with mementoes and mixed emotions. Wearing their ...

Mayor Eric Adams schooled his successor Zohran Mamdani for not attending the memorial service marking the 24th anniversary of the Flight 587 crash Wednesday — saying, “there’s also symbolism to this ...

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - Undefeated middleweight contender Giovanni Lorenzo will be wearing the number 587 on his boxing trunks this Saturday night when he faces Bruce Rumbloz on the undercard of Briggs ...

Rosalyn Donovan was 7 years old when her father died aboard a flight bound for the Dominican Republic that crashed minutes after taking off from Kennedy Airport on Nov. 12, 2001. All 260 people on ...

The early days of accident investigations are full of fog and frustration — and the energy of curiosity. The current National Transportation Safety Board search for answers in the crash of American ...

While it will take weeks, even months, for investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board to determine exactly why American Airlines 587 plunged to the ground, some aviation safety ...

WASHINGTON -- During the final moments of American Airlines Flight 587, the pilots struggled in vain to keep the plane aloft when they encountered turbulence shortly after takeoff, according to the ...

(11/12/06) QUEENS - Family and friends of the victims of Flight 587 remembered their loved ones on the fifth anniversary of the tragic crash in Queens. Dozens gathered at a new memorial to commemorate ...

NEW YORK (AP) – The last remains of those who died in the 2001 crash of American Airlines Flight 587 have been placed in two Bronx crypts, officials said Saturday. Families of the 265 victims of the ...

NEW YORK -- Neither turbulence from another jet nor pressure placed on the rudder by a desperate pilot should have been enough to snap off the tail of Flight 587, aviation experts said yesterday -- ...