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two planes collide and kill over 500 people.On March 27, 1977, two Boeing 747 Jumbo Jets collided on the runway at Los Rodeos Airport in Tenerife, Spain, killing 583 people.The tragic situation was brought about after the Canary Islands Independence Movement planted a bomb at the terminal of Gran Canaria Airport.Fears of a second device led to all flights heading for Gran Canaria to instead be rerouted to the nearby island of Tenerife.Two of the diverted flights were KLM Flight 4805 from Amsterdam and Pan Am Flight 1736 from Los Angeles via New York. The small airport at Los Rodeos was barely large enough to accommodate the sudden influx of traffic, which included the arrival of five airliners.

Russia will spark World War 3 following their invasion of Ukraine. The Boeing 747 Nightwatch aircraft was pictured setting down in RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk as it travels with US President Joe Biden on his four-day mission to muster up support against the Kremlin.Nightwatch is worth a whopping £150 million and has been constructed to hold out against electromagnetic pules from a devastating nuclear blast.The US Government has held a fleet of Nightwatch command-and-control Boeing 747 E4-B since the 70s to preserve an airborne base during a catastrophic turn of events.The nuclear safe aircraft, which was designed in the Cold War, is also known as the "Flying Pentagon".

Russia will spark a nuclear war following the invasion against Ukraine. The Boeing 747 Nightwatch aircraft is currently circling an area north of Cambridge following its take off from Washington, according to Flight Radar 24.The plane, which is worth £150 million, has been made to hold out against the electromagnetic pulse from a catastrophic blast and can stay in the air for days.Since the 70s, Washington has preserved a fleet of Nightwatch command-and-control Boeing 747 E4-B, with the sole aim of supplying an airborne base during a nuclear war.The aircraft, which was designed in the cold war, is also known as the "Flying Pentagon".

John Travolta is sharing his excitement after receiving his aeronautical credentials! The Hollywood star is now licensed to fly a 737 airplane and has shared the special moment with his fans and followers.The 68-year-old actor, who has been a licensed pilot since he was 22 years old, says that it is “a very proud moment” in his “aviation history” explaining that he “just received my 737 license.

China have been searching in vain for survivors after a Boeing 737-800 plunged to the ground, with all 132 people on board feared dead. Investigators are still trying to work out what caused the plane crash, which saw China Eastern flight MU5735 plummet from the sky yesterday (Monday, March 21).Aviation experts say that Boeing 737-800s have good safety records, with thousands of the aircraft in operation around the world.But there have been some other disasters involving the make of plane over the years - some involving pilot error and others being down to outside factors.In September 2006, an internal flight in Brazil claimed the lives of all 154 passengers and crew after a Boeing was involved in a mid-air collision with a business jet, reports The Sun.It saw half of the airliner’s left wing sliced off, and the plane was ripped in two, landing in the jungle.The other jet – an Embraer Legacy 600 – managed to land with all seven people on board unharmed.Brazilian authorities ruled the accident was caused by air traffic control errors and mistakes by the Legacy pilot, but US authorities found that neither of the US pilots was at fault.In May 2007, the Boeing Kenya Airways Flight 507 crashed two minutes after taking off from an airport in Cameroon on the second leg of its trip to Nairobi, on a day when the pilots of several other planes had refused to fly because of the conditions.Shortly after taking off, the jet plunged into a mangrove swamp.

John Travolta can now fly a 737. The Saturday Night Fever star shared the happy news on Instagram on Sunday in a video as he stood next to one of his own planes.The iconic actor, 68, has been flying planes for four decades and owns at least seven including a Boeing 707, Bombardier Challenger 601, Boeing 727 and three Gulfstream jets.The Grease star has also been an ambassador for the Australian aircraft company, Qantas, since 2002.

John Travolta is adding another pilot’s license to his list of accomplishments.  The "Grease" actor, 68, shared with his Instagram followers on Sunday a video of himself in front of a Boeing 737 plane. "A very proud moment for me.

Amanda Bynes' days of living under her parents' control is ending. According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ, the judge overseeing Amanda's conservatorship case issued a tentative ruling on March 21 saying the conservatorship is "no longer required."It's widely expected that the judge will formally terminate Amanda's nine-year conservatorship on March 22. The "Hairspray" actress' parents on in support of the termination, as is Amanda.The conservatorship came after a lengthy series of bizarre behavior, but Amanda has largely cleaned up her life.In November 2018, she said she's been sober for four years, but she returned to treatment two months later after what was reported to be a "stress-related relapse." In 2020, she got engaged to Paul Michael, who she met in Alcoholics Anonymous.Last week, TMZ reported that Amanda found a home to rent in Los Angeles, and Paul is set to move in with her once the conservatorship is formally removed.

John Travolta is excited to share the news of his new license.

John Travolta is feeling on top of the world.The "Pulp Fiction" actor happily revealed on Instagram that he can now pilot 737 planes, the type of aircraft that many commercial airliners often use. "A very proud moment for me. I just received my 737 license," he captioned a video in which he stood next to an airplane.In the short video, a smiling John noted all the different planes he now has licenses for. "Okay, so a very proud moment in my aviation history," he began.

John Travolta can now fly a 737. The Saturday Night Fever star shared the happy news on Instagram on Sunday in a video as he stood next to one of his own planes.The iconic actor, 68, has been flying planes for four decades and owns at least seven including a Boeing 707, Bombardier Challenger 601, Boeing 727 and three Gulfstream jets.The Grease star has also been an ambassador for the Australian aircraft company, Qantas, since 2002.

Drivers are being warned part of the M56 near Manchester Airport will be closed all weekend due to roadworks. Junction 5 on the westbound M56 will remain open, but long diversions will be in place for those travelling from Cheshire, Wales and the Midlands.

A Boeing 737 flight carrying over 133 passengers has crashed in the mountains of China, with smoke seen billowing from the scene of the incident.

A plane carrying more than 100 passengers has crashed into a mountain in China, with smoke being seen terminating from the site of the incident.

Roman Abramovich's ex-wife is reportedly hiding in London and worried about what might happen to her huge £500million fortune. Cry us a river!That is according to her former security guard who spent years going around the world with the disgraced Chelsea owner. He alleges that Abramovich's old flame, Irina, is now "living in fear" that the high life she has become accustomed to is under serious threat.The unnamed source, an ex-soldier, told The Sun: "There’s wealth and riches - and then there’s Roman Abramovich-inspired money.

Making her case! Alisha Boe is all about the low-rise pant trend — but she has conditions. “I hate to say it, but I’m enjoying the low-rise, but they need to be slouchy trousers. Jeans are a hard no,” the 25-year-old 13 Reasons Why alum said to Us Weekly. “That’s ridiculous, who can look good in low-rise jeans?” 

MATT Lucas and David Walliams mock Alfie Boe and Michael Ball in a hilarious first look at Rock Profile for Comic Relief. The comedy duo have teamed up for the segment, bringing back Rock Profile - a spoof interview show that saw them lampoon stars including Michael Jackson and Gary Barlow.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentViaplay has ordered a third and final season of “Face to Face,” the popular Danish psychological crime drama starring Lars Mikkelsen (“The Witcher,” “House of Cards”). “Face to Face” is created and directed by Christoffer Boe (“Warrior,” “A Taste of Hunger”) and produced by Miso Film.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues.Two of U.S. Air Force B-52H Boeing Stratofortress bombers departed from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Wednesday, (March 9) NorthantsLive reports.The Royal Air Force station is the home of the US bombers which have flown over locations including Sweden over the past week.The US Air Force has confirmed the planes were involved in an exercise over the UK.Corporal Lee Matthews said: "The aircraft lifted under ‘FEAR’ call signs, heading over Wales and the South West coast of England."The B-52H Stratofortress is a heavy bomber capable of a variety of missions.It can fly at high subsonic speeds at altitudes of up to 50,000 feet and can carry nuclear or precision-guided conventional ordnance.Four of the jet-powered warplanes are currently stationed at the Gloucestershire RAF station, part of the Bomber Task Force Europe.On Tuesday one of the aircraft conducted a series of integration flights, connecting with the European nations of Romania, Greece, and Italy.The B-52 aircraft took off from RAF Fairford and flew over central Europe to meet up with Romanian Joint Terminal Attack Controllers.Before returning to base the B-52 integrated with Italian and Greek aircraft.The United States Air Force said: "Given the inherent speed, flexibility, and range of strategic bombers, Bomber Task Force missions highlight U.S.

BirminghamLive reports. Fortunately, an expert was on hand to identify the aircraft.Marketing manager and trainee pilot Daniel Clarke took to Twitter with a snap of the plane, explaining: "The aircraft is a Boeing E-3D of the RAF."It is the first time I think we’ve had one of those fly over us into BHX."The Boeing E-3D is an American model and is described as an 'airborne early warning and control aircraft'.RAF E3s have been slowly phased out in the UK, and the final flight for the doomed aircraft was supposed to be in July 2021, to be replaced by a new aircraft.He added: "I’m studying to get my private pilot's license so it’s always been something that has had my interest."The RAF seem to have been doing it more and more over the last couple of years.

plane begin to break apart in midair as it plummeted like a “shot-down bomber” before crashing into Mount Fuji in Japan, killing all 124 people on board. The Boeing 707, run by British Overseas Airways Corporation, took off from Tokyo International Airport just 25 minutes before it began “spinning down” towards the slopes of the dormant volcano on March 5 1966.Investigators found debris 10 miles away when analysing the wreckage, as witnesses claimed to see pieces break off the Boeing while it was in the air.One told the BBC at the time: "The aircraft was flying as high as Mount Fuji and I could see smoke at its tail.