A naked man is being blamed for the diversion of a US Airways flight Wednesday. The Los Angeles bound flight took off from Charlotte, but had to make a stop in New Mexico. It turns out a man sitting in the back of the plane took off his clothes and wouldn’t cover up.

A naked man is being blamed for the diversion of a US Airways flight Wednesday. The Los Angeles bound flight took off from Charlotte, but had to make a stop in New Mexico. It turns out a man sitting in the back of the plane took off his clothes and wouldn’t cover up.

The pilots of US Airways Flight 1549 were admiring the view of the Hudson River less than minute before they struck a flock of Canada geese. Only minutes later their plane and all 155 people aboard were in the same river.

Delta Air Lines says it has agreed with its pilots and the Federal Aviation Administration to reinstate a voluntary program for pilots to report safety concerns.

The nylon slides used to evacuated some passengers from the US Airways jetliner that landed in the Hudson River were partly produced at a plant in Spartanburg.

Masters Week is fast approaching and airlines are already shelling out some deals. WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has the details..

Divers plan to head back into the frigid, murky Hudson River to search for the left engine of the plane that safely splashed down last week.

No doubt the US Airways landing has many people talking about plane safety and what pilots do when they are faced with a problem. Our Fraendy Clervaud talked to a local pilot about flying and he shares his amazing story.

A US Airways plane has crashed into the Hudson River, in New York. The flight, US Airways 1559, was an A-320 manufactured by airbus was carrying 164 passengers and 5 crew. The plane was en route New York to Charlotte. According to local airline representatives, there were no passengers on that plane coming to the Augusta area.