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Asiana Airlines bid farewell to its legendary Boeing 747-400, affectionately known as the 'Queen of the Skies,' as it made its last touchdown at Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN) in South Korea.

During an incident last Saturday, a Southwest Airlines aircraft escaped a collision with the control tower as it tried to land at La Guardia Airport in New York. Flight SWA147 departed from Nashville, Tennessee, and was forced to abort its initial landing attempt due to exceeding recommended speed and altitude.

Recently, our partners at Madeira Airport Spotting captured one such landing that left spectators in awe: TAP Air Portugal flight TP9576 from Porto Santo, aboard an Airbus A321-251NX with registration CS-TJQ, making its descent into Madeira Airport.

Helicopters are circling the scene where a Singapore-flagged cargo ship, Dali, collided with Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore en route to Colombo, Sri Lanka.

South Korea's last Boeing 747-400, which started its first operation in 1999, is ready to say goodbye. Asiana Airlines will retire its last passenger jet today, March 25th, 2024.