Search Underway in Western Alaska for Plane Carrying 10 People. What We Know So Far
The Bering Air Caravan, a single-engine turboprop, was heading from Unalakleet to Nome on Thursday afternoon with nine passengers and a pilot, according to Alaska's Department of Public Safety. Authorities were working to determine its last known coordinates.
The latest crash comes as U.S. air travel and aviation faces increased scrutiny following the collision of a passenger plane and a military helicopter outside Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people ...
The Coast Guard said three people were found dead inside of the plane, and it's clear from the wreckage there were no ...
Flight records indicated that Bering Air flight 455, a Cessna Caravan, was flying at around 1,400 feet when it stopped ...
As a community grieves, we're learning the identities of victims of the plane crash that happened near Nome, Alaska that left ...
Authorities hope to recover the bodies of 10 people assumed killed, document evidence for investigation, and recover the plane wreckage while conditions are relatively safe.
The Bering Air Caravan, carrying 10 people and flying from Unalakleet to Nome, was reported overdue Thursday afternoon.
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