A plane crashed into a residential neighborhood near the Roosevelt Mall Friday evening causing an explosion, setting many ...

The spate of recent aviation disasters and close calls have people worried about the safety of flying.

Here are some of the reasons why aircraft can catastrophically veer toward the ground like a medevac jet did in Philadelphia ...

After two shocking crashes dented Americans’ confidence in air travel, aviation experts say it remains safe to fly.

Staffed by specially trained medical personnel, the aircraft are "essentially flying ambulances," according ... but fixed-wing planes such as the Learjet are ideal for use because they can take ...

They are essentially flying ICUs, carrying life-support equipment ... The crashed aircraft was an adapted Learjet 55, designed for high-speed, long-distance medical transport.

The medical flight that was transporting a mother and her child home from a Shriner's Hospital had made flights Monday and ...

The airplane versions fly longer distances between airports. Helicopters make up 74% of all air ambulances, according to the GAO report. The Philadelphia crash involved a Learjet 55, a small ...

"There's always rockets coming in and stuff like that, then I see things flying." The Northeast Philadelphia ... The jet was a Learjet 55, which is known as "Longhorn" and was first manufactured ...

The Learjet 55 crashed near the Roosevelt Mall ... and injured another 19 people following an explosion that sent debris flying down the block. "The debris is scattered. It is very dangerous ...