like turkey vultures, geese, hawks and even bald eagles, have historically been among the most dangerous, in terms of damage or human fatalities, the FAA says.) The most devastating bird strike in ...

The Canadian TSB reported that a biologist identified the bird as a turkey vulture and stated: "ENG 2 (RH) approximately 6 fan blades sustained shingling and significant soft impact damage from mid to ...

There’s a new virus wiping out Minnesota turkey flocks, and unlike with bird flu the federal government doesn’t cover ...

A British Airways diverted to Boston after the crew reported a bird strike on Saturday. The crew also reported fumes in the cabin, the FAA said.. Bird strikes are risky, with 19,400 incidents at ...

In Islamabad, Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan met with Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar to express Turkey’s support. (File Image/AFP) Turkey on Wednesday expressed solidarity with Pakistan just hours ...

All 290 passengers and crew members onboard were safely evacuated,” confirmed Turkish Airlines authorities in a statement ...

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, has expressed serious concern over the increasing frequency of bird strikes at several key airports across the country, including Murtala Muhammed ...

Among international airports in Nigeria, the Murtala Muhammed Airport (MMA), Lagos ranks highest with bird strike incidents in the country. a presentation by the Di­rector, Aerodrome and Airspace ...

A spokesperson for British Airways said that the Boeing 777 was diverted to Boston “as a precaution following a suspected bird strike”. It added that engineers were inspecting the aircraft.

A bird of prey is thought to have been shot in North Yorkshire. The county's police force is appealing for information following the suspected shooting of a buzzard in the North York Moors ...

Operation Sindoor was launched in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed the lives of 26 people.(AP) Operation Sindoor: Russia on Wednesday ...

The turkey industry has been hit mercilessly in recent seasons by viral epidemics. Bird flu has killed 19 million turkeys since 2022. A newer respiratory bug called Metapneumovirus is ...