More On Aviation Accidents

Kadena Air Base in Japan will resume F-15 Eagle flights in the Pacific this week after a pilot crashed Monday morning.

Kadena Air Base has paused all F-15 Eagle flying operations after a pilot crashed in the early hours Monday morning.

The crash is the latest in a rash of Air Force aircraft mishaps in recent months.

The U.S. Air Force has concluded a one-day safety review for active-duty units to find problems in its aircraft.

The incident marks the second T-38 crash in six months, after a fatal accident in November.

The Army has ordered techs to widen their search for a broken part that can send Apache rotors ripping loose mid-flight.

The idea is to accumulate data and check for something in the aircraft's maintenance overhaul that may predict a root cause.

Two F-16Cs collided head-on because one of the pilots failed to properly deconflict flight paths, the Air Force said.

A Marine Corps helicopter made a "precautionary landing" at Twentynine Palms Municipal Airport in California on Tuesday.

The Air Force is investigating what caused two F-22s from the same unit to experience mishaps within days of each other.