The last fatal Malaysia Airlines incident occurred in 1995 near the Malaysian city of Tawau, in a crash that left 34 dead. This is the second deadly crash of a Boeing 777 throughout the 19-year ...

promising to leave “no stone unturned” in determining what caused the crash of Malaysia Air Flight 17, and President Obama promising to offer whatever assistance is needed, these are the ...

An investigation by an Australian TV news program suggests the pilot of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared with 239 people aboard more than four years ago, deliberately crashed into ...

Following the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crash Thursday — which killed all 298 on board — many questions remain. USA TODAY Network lists what we know now about the downed plane as the ...

Malaysia Airlines' last fatal incident was in 1995, when one its planes crashed near the Malaysian city of Tawau, killing 34 people. Among the deadliest aviation incidents in history: 583 people ...

Charlotte-based reporter Ted Reed covers airlines and airline labor. After two fatal crashes in five months, Malaysia Airlines faces a high barrier to continued operations, because history shows ...

Malaysia Airlines has seen more than its fair share of bad luck in the last four months. Tragedy struck today when Flight MH17, a Boeing 777 carrying 280 passengers and 15 crew crashed in Ukraine ...

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew lost contact with Subang Air Traffic Control. The Boeing 777-200 aircraft was en route to Beijing, China from Kuala Lumpur.

This week, violence escalated in the Middle East and a long-awaited report revealed how Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine. Also, in California the world’s largest pumpkin was crowned.

KUALA LUMPUR—Malaysia is still trying to access the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in eastern Ukraine, the government said Saturday. "We are working to ensure we have access to the ...

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew lost contact with Subang Air Traffic Control. The Boeing 777-200 aircraft was en route to Beijing, China from Kuala Lumpur.