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"Well folks if you look outside the right side of the plane you will notice some flames shooting out of our engine."

If you recall, about a month ago a video from the inside of an airplane went viral after a woman claimed that a passenger aborad the plane wasn't real.

It is getting to that most wonderful time of year and with that may come a lot of travel. You may even take a plane somewhere.

Albuquerque Air Traffic Control was tracking a small plane on radar, early this morning, when they lost the plane from the radar 2 miles east of Amarillo.

Flying can be a scary thing the first time you get on an airplane, whether or not this is the case in this video remains to be seen. Watch as this lady completely loses it during a flight to Tampa.

In a scene that seems like it's straight out of the movies, a man in Britain with no flying experience somehow landed a plane earlier this week after the pilot became sick during the flight.

LaGuardia airport has been reopened after a Southwest Airlines plane crash landed at the airport.

As the investigation of Saturday's crash of Asiana Airlines flight 214 proceeds, officials are examining exactly what the crew did in the moments leading up to the deadly incident.

A Boeing 777 airplane crashed at San Francisco International Airport Saturday afternoon killing two people on board.

This news ought to do little to renew your faith in airport security systems. On Tuesday, a man boarded a plane in San Diego without a ticket. Even worse, he was just released from jail a day earlier.

Early in December, 23-year-old model Lauren Scruggs stepped in front of a propeller plane while the propeller was still spinning. In that instant, her life changed forever. The Texas model and blogger lost her left eye in the accident, but was recently seen in public last week with her prosthetic eye for the first time.

People scared of flying might mark British Airways off their list of possible airline choices for good after an automated announcement mistakenly told passengers to prepare for a crash-landing — twice.