Phoenix Air Learjet 35 approaching Naval Air Station North Island in 2009. Photo via Wikipedia The Coast Guard suspended its search for three people who were aboard a Phoenix Air Learjet that ...

The three men — Eric Tatman, Spencer Geerlings and Shane Garner — were from Georgia and worked for Phoenix Air Group, which owned and operated the Learjet that crashed near the Navy-owned ...

The pilots of at least three separate aircraft encountered an unidentified flying object high above southern Arizona and New Mexico last month. Audio first reported by The Drive reveals chatter ...

The pilot of a Learjet 36 belonging to Phoenix Air, with the tail number N71PG, reported the initial sighting. He asks the controller: "Was anybody above us that passed us like 30 seconds ago?

Rescue crews have suspended their search for three people who were aboard a Learjet that plunged into the Pacific Ocean about a mile from a Navy-owned island off the coast of San Diego, U.S ...

A multi-engine Learjet 36 landed on a beach retaining wall Friday after sliding off the end of a runway at the Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, ending up with its nose in the bay ...

According to the radio logs, two separate pilots of a Learjet operated by Phoenix Air and an American Airlines flight saw the object flying in the opposite direction of their planes on Feb. 24.

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(Update: Pilot of the American Airlines flight talks to Texas TV station and New Times interviews VP of Phoenix Air Group, who debriefed the Learjet pilot after this incident.) Pilots over ...

Tyler Rogoway of The Drive originally broke the story. One pilot, who was flying a Learjet for Phoenix Air Group on Feb. 24, reported seeing a possible UFO pass his plane. “Was anybody ...

The pilot, who was reportedly operating a Learjet late last month for Phoenix Air, had spotted an unfamiliar object pass overhead, so he radioed the regional air traffic control center in Albuquerque.

Cartersville-based Phoenix Air released the names Thursday of the Georgia flight crew that died in a crash off the coast of California.