Flexjet has submitted one of the largest orders ever for private jets, turning an investment worth billions of dollars into one of the most environmentally damaging methods of transportation. The ...

Southwest Airlines Flight 2504 attempted to land at Midway around 9 a.m. Tuesday before nearly crashing with a Flexjet aircraft that had crossed into its landing path. National Transportation ...

The crew of a Flexjet private jet appears to have disregarded air traffic control instructions, leading to a near-collision with a Southwest Airlines flight at Chicago Midway Airport. The Flexjet ...

Initial reports did not specify how many passengers were on either of the aircraft. But the Southwest flight was a Boeing 737-800 plane capable of carrying 175 passengers, while the Flexjet-operated ...

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Flexjet has grown from its inception under Bombardier into a prominent private aviation provider spanning North America and Europe. Third-party maintenance services, fractional card programs, and ...

During an interview with "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday morning, NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said the crew of the Flexjet was told by air traffic controllers to "line up and wait and hold short of ...

A terrifying video shows the near-collision of a Southwest Airlines flight and a private jet at Chicago Midway Airport on Feb. 25. The private jet was headed to McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville.

Around 8.50am, Southwest Flight 2504, a Boeing 737-800 arriving from Omaha, Nebraska, abruptly pulled up and flew over a FlexJet Challenger on the runway. The Southwest plane performed a go-around ...

The business jet belongs to Flexjet, a luxury private jet company offering aviation services based in Ohio and had been heading to Knoxville. Crisis ! In a shocking visual, Southwest Flight WN2504 had ...

"Fantastic job by that Southwest pilot. Wow. That’s what we call a runway incursion," wrote one X user. "This is not normal. Why are there so many of these?" another questioned. Another user took aim ...