TOKYO — A fiery collision Tuesday between a Japan Airlines passenger jet and a coast guard plane at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport killed five coast guard crew members, but all 367 passengers and 12 ...

The crash between Japan Airlines (JAL ... while another was critically injured. But all 379 passengers and crew aboard the JAL plane managed to survive, stunning both aviation experts and an ...

David Mareuil/Anadolu via Getty Pilots and Experts Warned of Rise in Near Collisions at Airports Before Deadly Japan Airlines Crash Passenger Anton Deibe, told Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet that ...

TOKYO -- Ninety seconds. That is the amount of time Japan Airlines crew members are given in passenger evacuation training. The rigorous training paid off for the 12 JAL crew members who led all ...

A lawsuit has been filed in federal court in Seattle on behalf of passengers involved in a ground collision between Delta Air ...

JAL flight 516, an Airbus A350-900, burst into flames following the collision today, at 3:47 AM EST (5:47 PM local time). Thankfully, all passengers and crew members aboard JAL 516 made it out alive.

A new report has shed light on the deadly collision between a Japan Airlines passenger plane and a Japan Coast Guard aircraft at Haneda Airport in January. The Japan Transport Safety Board ...

Horrifying video showed the Japan Airlines ... passenger Anton Deibe, 17, told Aftonbladet. All 379 passengers on the flight were evacuated from the burning aircraft following the crash.

Two passengers' pets were killed during the Japan Airlines crash on Tuesday, a spokesperson told BI. Five people died as a result of the crash, although all the JAL passengers survived.

JAPAN's coast guard plane "was not clear to take off" at the time of crash ... All 367 passengers and 12 crew members on board managed to flee the burning wreckage of the Japan Airlines ...

As petrified passengers watched flames lick the windows while the cabin filled with smoke, JAL flight attendants ... and not to pilot error, the crash and its aftermath left an indelible mark ...