Small Plane Clips Goalpost, Crashes; Softball Players Rescue Pilot

October 13, 2008
Topics airport, planes, feet and game
Softball players enjoying a game near the Kissimmee Gateway Airport ended up rescuing the pilot of a small plane that crashed after clipping their goalpost. Players ran to pull the pilot from the plane's wreckage after it crashed into a field at the end of the airport runway, a few feet from where the rescuers were playing softball.

Male Passenger Who Assaulted Girl Seatmate During Southwest Airlines Flight Says Incident Was Just 'Horseplay'

October 12, 2008
Ezra Wallace, a 29-year-old man from Denver, says he was just "horse playing" around when he tied with tape a teenage girl seated beside him in a Southwest Airlines San Diego-to-Denver flight last August 1. Wallace admitted that he was drunk when he bound the teenager. He added that he "never harmed anybody or had any bad intentions. " He was also attempting to do the same with the teenager's younger sister, according to witnesses.

Three Make First Skydive Over World's Highest Mountain

October 6, 2008
A Briton, a Canadian and a New Zealander have made history by becoming the first three people to skydive above Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain. A plane taking off from Shyangboche airport brought Neil Jone, Holly Budge and Wendy Smith to 29,500 feet, 2,500 feet above the 27,000-foot Everest. From there, they jumped in their thermal suit, oxygen tank and extra-thick parachutes landing back at the airport 12,350 feet below.

Three Make First Skydive Off World's Highest Mountain

October 6, 2008
A Briton, a Canadian and a New Zealander have made history by becoming the first three people to skydive above Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain. A plane taking off from Shyangboche airport brought Neil Jone, Holly Budge and Wendy Smith to 29,500 feet, 2,500 feet above the 27,000-foot Everest. From there, they jumped in their thermal suit, oxygen tank and extra-thick parachutes landing back at the airport 12,350 feet below.

Replica Grenades Inside Luggage Spark Evacuation At JFK Airport

September 22, 2008
Passengers were hauled out of the terminal of JetBlue airlines at the JFK International Airport here Monday morning after security staff detected two hand grenades inside a checked in luggage. The grenades discovered at 7:50 a. m. turned out to be paperweight replicas of a World War II grenade. Passengers were allowed back to Terminal 6 around 8:15 a. m.
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