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Avianca Flight 42: What Severe Turbulence Means for the Injured Passengers Under United States Law

Avianca Flight 42: What Severe Turbulence Means for the Injured Passengers Under United States Law

by Brendan Keegan | Oct 10, 2026 | Aviation Law, Commercial Aviation Accident, Florida Accident

Nine people were hurt early Friday morning when Avianca Flight 42, an Airbus A320 flying overnight from MedellĂ­n, Colombia to New York’s JFK, hit severe turbulence somewhere north of Cuba and diverted to Miami. One passenger went to a trauma center. Our thoughts...
Air Ambulance Missing Off Nantucket: How the Law of the Sea Will Shape What Happens Next

Air Ambulance Missing Off Nantucket: How the Law of the Sea Will Shape What Happens Next

by Brendan Keegan | Oct 3, 2026 | Admiralty Law, Aviation Law, Commercial Aviation Accident, Maritime Law

What A Twelve-Mile Line in the Water Means for the Families Six people are missing today in the Atlantic south of Nantucket, and their families are waiting on a Coast Guard search that is still underway. Our thoughts are with them, and with the crews from Air Station...
San Diego Montgomery-Gibbs Plane Crash: What the Flight Track Shows

San Diego Montgomery-Gibbs Plane Crash: What the Flight Track Shows

by Brendan Keegan | Sep 8, 2026 | Accident, Aviation Law, California Accident, General Aviation

A Cessna 172 similar to N734ZK in the approach-to-landing configuration. Aviation Law Group is deeply saddened by Monday’s crash at Montgomery Field (MYF). One of our attorneys spent several years at MYF as a flight instructor, and the people who fly out of that...
The Butler Skydiving Crash: The Questions That Will Actually Determine What Happened

The Butler Skydiving Crash: The Questions That Will Actually Determine What Happened

by Brendan Keegan | Jun 23, 2026 | Accident, Commercial Aviation Accident

The skydiving and aviation community lost twelve of our own this month. On the morning of Sunday, June 14, 2026, a single-engine turboprop carrying eleven skydivers and a pilot went down moments after takeoff from Butler Memorial Airport in Butler, Missouri. No one on...
Representing JetBlue 1230 Passengers: Solar Radiation, Fly-By-Wire Systems, and Airline Accountability

Representing JetBlue 1230 Passengers: Solar Radiation, Fly-By-Wire Systems, and Airline Accountability

by Brendan Keegan | Jan 16, 2026 | Aviation Law, Commercial Aviation Accident, Florida Accident

Aviation Law Group has been investigating the potential effects of solar radiation and space weather events on modern fly-by-wire flight control systems following widely reported events involving JetBlue Flight 1230 on October 30, 2025. During that flight, the...
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