Pilots of Ethiopian Airlines flying at 37,000 feet fell asleep, miss landing

• Ethiopian Airlines Group suspended a plane crew pending an investigation after they lost communication with air-traffic control in Addis Ababa before later landing safely, Bloomberg reported. The pilots had both fallen asleep, according to the Aviation Herald, and were only woken by a warning siren triggered when the autopilot disconnected. They were then able to return the plane to its correct flightpath. Watch the video for more.