US News
Small plane crashes into Hudson River in New York
A small plane has crashed into the Hudson River in New York, according to preliminary information. The status of those on board is unknown.
The aircraft is a Cessna 172, a single-engine, four-seat plane commonly used for flight training and private travel, with registration number N1560E. It is registered to American Airman Inc, a flight school based on Long Island.
The plane had departed from Long Island MacArthur Airport. FlightRadar24 shows the plane’s last recorded position in the Hudson River between the cities of Newburgh and Beacon, roughly 60 miles north of New York City.
The area sits near New York Stewart International Airport, a commercial and military airport in Orange County.
The number of people on board, their condition, and the cause of the crash are not yet known. A search and rescue operation has been launched.
Python and Machine Learning: Why the Two Skills Are Increasingly Inseparable
How Reputation Data Is Reshaping Competitive Advantage in Local Service Economies
What Major Cyberattacks Teach Everyday Users About Online Privacy
The True Cost of Cheap Work Boots and Why Quality Pays Off
-
World3 days ago5 injured in suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Scotland’s capital
-
Business3 days agoUbisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot killed in France plane crash
-
World1 week agoReporter for Iranian state TV says Israeli drone targeted him in Lebanon
-
Legal6 days ago2 men charged in separate threats to kill Trump
-
US News5 days agoHot air balloon with 10 on board crashes in Nevada; several injured
-
World1 week agoHistoric Kyiv monastery hit during Russian attack
-
Legal1 week agoDeath penalty possible in White House National Guard shooting case
-
Legal1 day ago6 killed in New York motel fire; man arrested on arson charges