T he crash of Delta Airlines Flight 191 at DFW Airport wasn't just a tragic event - it was the catalyst for change in aviation and meteorology. It sparked congressional hearings, studies, and ...

Delta Flight 191 First Officer: It would be nice if we could deviate to the south of two five zero. Captain: Someone just ahead of us tried to and they wouldn’t let them do it. Captain: They ...

A day after losing a $3.4 million federal court verdict, Delta Air Lines agreed on Thursday to pay $1.1 million to a couple whose son died in the August 1985 crash of Flight 191 near Dallas. U.S ...

"At the time, it felt like I'd just narrowly avoided disaster, but I didn't grasp how deeply it would stick with us," Karine ...

Days after Delta Air Lines Flight 191 crashed in August 1985, the remains of the tail section of the ill-fated plane were still visible at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

191 is one of the most tragic of all flight numbers. Delta Air Lines Flight 191, an L-1011 wide-body, crashed in wind shear just before landing at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in 1985 ...

The four men who lead America's four biggest airlines earned a combined $87.5 million last year. Is that too much? Or not ...

Instead of its regular flight from JFK to Orlando, a Delta Airbus A321 diverted to Norfolk due to a suspected fuel leak.

A plane flew near the wreckage of Delta Flight 191 in 1985 at D/FW. Because of that crash, most large airports now have low-level wind-shear alert systems. A plane flew near the wreckage of Delta ...

A granite memorial will soon pay tribute to rescuers and victims of the Delta Airlines Flight 191 crash at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.. A ceremony was planned Monday at the airport ...

Shortly after 4 p.m. on Aug. 2, 1985, the pilot of Delta Air Lines Flight 191 was executing a familiar maneuver: descending into Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in the rain. But when the pl… ...

On Aug. 2, 1985, Delta Airlines Flight 191, a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar, crashed on approach. "The rain was so hard you couldn't see thirty feet in front of you," a witness told WFAA on the day of ...