Medical Emergency, Alaska Crash, and Boston Near-Miss Prompt Aviation Safety Review
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Three aviation incidents are under investigation during peak travel: Air Canada Flight 7664 diverted to Boston after the captain suffered a medical emergency, a Wright Air Service Cessna caravan made an emergency landing in rural Alaska after engine trouble, and a Delta Air Lines Flight 2351 narrowly avoided a collision with American Airlines Flight 3161 at Boston Logan, prompting safety reviews.
- A pilot incapacitated, a crash landing and a close call. What we know about the latest aviation incidents CNN
- ‘Incapacitated' pilot pulled from cockpit as Air Canada flight out of NJ diverts NBC New York
- Air Canada Flight AC7664 from Newark Airport diverts to Boston after captain suffers medical episode ABC7 New York
- 'He was kicking and flailing': Passenger recounts scary moments on diverted Air Canada flight CBC
- Passengers restrain pilot during apparent medical emergency on 'terrifying' flight ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
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