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ALERT Video shows emergency officials repsonding to Harrison Ford after plane crash lands in Santa Monica, Calif. – @myfoxla

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ALERT Editor's note: Actor Harrison Ford, who flies both small planes and helicopters, has survived previous aircraft crashes. In 2000, he was a passenger in a small plane that crash-landed in Lincoln, Neb. A few months before that, in October 1999, a helicopter Ford was piloting crashed in Santa Clarita, Calif. – Jillian

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ALERT Photo: 2 large cranes arrive at New York's La Guardia Airport to remove Delta plane that skidded off runway – @Bogs4NY

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ALERT Photo: Plane reportedly piloted by Harrison Ford seen on Santa Monica, Calif., golf course – @AndrewSiciliano

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ALERT Editor's note: We're seeing reports that the plane that crashed in Santa Monica, Calif., closely resembles a plane belonging to Harrison Ford. Workers on the golf course told @passantino that they did not believe Ford was the pilot. At this point, there has been no official identification of the pilot. – Jillian

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ALERT Officials say pilot in critical condition after small plane crashes in Santa Monica, Calif. – @LAFD

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ALERT Winter storm to impact Friday flight operations at Philadelphia International Airport, officials say – @PHLAirport

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NEWS ITB Berlin: Etihad Airways’ A380 superjumbo takes flight to JFK

Etihad Airways’ new Airbus A380 service is taking flight in December for guests traveling between New York’s John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport and the airline’s Abu Dhabi home. The A380 features The Residence by Etihad, the airline’s ultra-luxurious and private three-room suite in the sky, a first in commercial aviation.

ALERT 1 person transported to local hospital after small plane crashes near Penmar Golf Course in Santa Monica, Calif. – @NBCLA

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VIDEO Press conferenc about Delta MD-88 skids off snowy runway at LaGuardia airport

ALERT Emergency officials responding to reported 'aircraft incident' in Santa Monica, Calif.; people advised to avoid area – @NBCLA

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