On The Fly…

A 182 and 172 collided off Florida Tuesday, three dead, two missing…EAA Ultralight Council named Carla Larsh its new chairwoman…Four killed, one hurt when skydiving plane crashed in Jeannette, Pa…. Last commercial flight departed Naples (Fla.) Airport Saturday…Four-day safety seminars set for two Australia locations next month…Tower frequency changed for Rockies EAA Fly-In to 120.525…California man won suit for damage to his boat by chunks of “blue ice.”

A Cessna 182 and a 172 collided off Deerfield Beach, Fla., Tuesday night and crashed into the ocean; at least three dead, two missing...

EAA Ultralight Council named Carla Larsh of Indiana its new chairwoman at its meeting last week...

Four people died when a skydiving plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Jeannette, Pa., on Sunday. A fifth person was ejected from the plane and survived...

The last commercial flight out of Naples (Fla.) Municipal Airport departed on Saturday, hurting businesses that depended on passenger traffic...

A "safety summit," a four-day series of free seminars, will be held in two Australia locations next month for pilots, engineers and aviation managers. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority is hosting the events in Karratha and Geraldton...

The tower frequency has changed for the Rocky Mountain EAA Fly-In on June 28 & 29. The frequency published in the 2003 brochures and flyers is incorrect; the correct frequency will be: 120.525...

A California man won a suit against American Airlines in small-claims court, for damages to his boat when it was hit by chunks of "blue ice" -- toilet waste -- that fell from an airliner.