Plane that crashed killing 10 in Alaska was overweight, investigators say
NOME, Alaska — The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its preliminary investigation into a commuter plane that crashed in Alaska, killing 10 people. According to the report, the plane was a half-ton overweight for the icy conditions.
A seaplane pilot sent texts about 'rough' conditions ... a 65-year-old Swiss woman and 60-year-old Danish man died in the crash. A 63-year-old Swiss man, 58-year-old Danish woman and Western ...
Text messages between the pilot involved in a fatal seaplane crash off Rottnest Island and his boss have revealed there were fears over strong winds in the lead-up to the incident. The ATSB has ...
Source: Supplied / ATSB ATSB chief commissioner Angus Mitchell confirmed investigators are examining concerns raised about the aircraft's airworthiness in the days leading up to the crash.
The first clues as to what may have caused a triple-fatal seaplane crash near a tourism hotspot have been revealed. Pilot James Wong, 34, was taking off from the water near Perth’s Rottnest ...
Survivors of a doomed Rottnest Island seaplane flight which killed three ... The skipper would later rush to the crash site and rescue two passengers from the plane by smashing a rear window.
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