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This Japan Airlines flight was stopped on a Logan Airport runway after a fuel leak was detected in January 2013. (CBS)

FAA To Review Boeing 787 Dreamliner After Logan Incidents

Federal regulators are ordering a comprehensive review of the critical systems of Boeing’s 787s after a fire and a fuel leak earlier this week at Logan Airport.

2013/01/11

Boats searching Warwick Neck Thursday morning.

RI Airport Calls Coast Guard For Search After Radar Issue

The U.S. Coast Guard was called in to search an area off the coast of Rhode Island Thursday morning, after getting a call from an airport.

2012/10/25

These six seats were removed from American Airlines jets at Logan Airport Oct. 2 as part of a main cabin refurbishment.

Loose Seats Found On More American Airlines Planes After Inspections

On the affected aircraft, there was a single row of seats that were not properly installed.

2012/10/02

Cape Wind Moving Headquarters To Cape Cod

The long-planned Cape Wind offshore wind farm is moving its headquarters to a Cape Cod marina as it nears its projected start of construction, project officials said Thursday.

2012/08/23

(File Photo Credit: PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images)

Small Plane Crash In Provincetown Under Investigation

Officials are investigating why a small plane bound for Provincetown Municipal Airport landed in a marsh short of the runway.

2012/06/24

(Photo credit should read C.J. GUNTHER/AFP/Getty Images)

Network Failure Knocks Out Cell Phones, Communication At Logan Air Traffic Centers

A network failure is believed to be responsible for knocking out communication between two FAA satellite centers in the northeast on Wednesday.

2012/02/22

Firefighters doused the plane with foam after the crash.

Small Plane Crashes At Mansfield Airport

A plane crashed at Mansfield Airport Friday afternoon and ended up on its roof off the runway.

2011/12/30

The snow-covered tarmac at Terminal 4 of John F. Kennedy International Airport is seen December 28, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

Aviation Officials Meet To Avoid Future Tarmac Delays

Officials concluded Wednesday at the Diversion Forum called by the Department of Transportation that more research is needed to avoid future tarmac delays nationwide.

2011/12/01

Ruling That Cape Wind Presents No Aviation Hazard Is Overturned

A Decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals said the FAA didn’t adequately determine whether the planned 130 turbines, each 440 feet tall, would pose a danger to pilots

2011/10/28