The world was gripped by horror in 2023 as the OceanGate submarine met its tragic fate. The submersible, per CBC, was ...

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a safety alert to airlines regarding Boeing 737 airplanes equipped with certain rudder components. The air-safety regulator said Tuesday the operators of ...

During the landing rollout phase of flight 1539, the rudder pedals were found to be “stuck” in the neutral position. Despite the use of pedal force of about 42 pounds by the crew there was no ...

On June 20, 1981, Theresa Claiborne was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. The Air Force’s first Black female pilot, Claiborne would become the first Black woman to command and ...

The DGCA has recommended precautionary measures for Boeing 737 aircraft with Collins Aerospace rudders due to potential risks of rudder jamming, highlighted by a US investigation. Indian carriers ...

Rudder's football team came into Friday night's game with a lot of hope that when the clock struck zero afterward, it would strengthen its odds of returning to the playoffs. Instead, a deflated ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The National Transportation Safety Board on Thursday issued urgent safety recommendations about the potential for a jammed rudder control system on some Boeing 737 airplanes ...

A strong defensive second quarter led the Rudder girls basketball team to a 75-58 nondistrict victory over Waco on Tuesday night at The Armory. Rudder (2-0) stretched a one-point lead after the ...

Split rudders, also known as differential spoilers, can be used for active yaw control by increasing drag on either wing independently. However, this requires very rapid corrections that are very ...

This follows a US NTSB report identifying potential safety risks with the rudder control system. Interim safety measures include awareness circulars, risk assessments, halting CAT III B operations ...

In 1990 he appeared on Desert Island Discs, one of the few active footballers to appear on the show ... Now, looking back at ...