A citizen of Armenia Haroutiun Khalghatyan can well celebrate a second birth. He miraculously missed his flight yesterday from Iran's capital Tehran to Armenia, which never landed taking the lives of 170 passenger.

Sixteen minutes after the take off Tupolev with 153 people on board crashed near Qazvin province of Iran and burned at once. Evidently the crew of 15 died. The aircraft of the Caspian Airlines was following Tehran – Yerevan route flight 7908. No concrete details from the spot are yet reported.

Speculation over the crash of a single-engine turboprop plane into a Montana cemetery shifted to ice on the wings Monday.

In what may be called a black day in the history of civil aviation as a plane full of children crashed in Montana a second plane crash report is coming now from Japan. Fedex cargo plane has crashed in Tokyo's Narita Airport in Japan killing two people.

Montana plane crash, near the town of Butte leaves 16 people killed including numerous children.

Another sad plane crash news greets us this morning. Now it comes from Amsterdam as the Turkish Airlines plane crashes in Amsterdam's Schiphol airport. Authorities are saying that nine people were killed and more than 50 injured Wednesday when a Turkish Airlines plane with 134 people aboard slammed into a field.

Continental Airlines Offers Support to Colgan Air in Providing Assistance to Families of Flight 3407 Passengers and Crew.

Yesterday's tragic Buffalo plane crash of flight of flight 3407 brings back sad memories of September 11 as the widow of 9-11 vicim Sean Rooney Beverly Eckert was in the flight, returning from New York to honor her husband's birthday memory.

A commuter airplane flight 3407 Q400 Bombardier with 48 people aboard crashed late Thursday night into a house in a small town in western New York State near the city of Buffalo. Authorities say everyone on-board was killed as well as at least one person on the ground.

Marcus Schrenker, was, or is, an Indiana businessman whose financial management companies, Heritage Wealth Management Inc., Heritage Insurance Services Inc. and Icon Wealth Management, were under investigation. Now it appears he apparently bailed out of his small plane and let it crash in what may have been an attempt to fake his own death.

Investigators in Nepal have blamed the crash of a DeHavilland DHC-6 Twin Otter on Mount Everest in October last year on pilot eror.

Search teams, invigorated by the discovery of items belonging to Steve Fossett, the wealthy adventurer missing since September 3rd of last year, have found the wreckage of the plane borrowed on that fateful day. Update: they now say they found remains at the crash site.