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...about five minutes. The helicopter crashed near the south end of Larson Lake.Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board visited the burned wreckage of the helicopter Tuesday.The flight before the crash "was very short. It's...
...and Nelson said the crash toppled a lot of trees. Brice Banning, an air safety investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, said it appeared the plane was landing when it crashed. There was no explosion but fuel had leaked from...
...that visibility was 10 miles.Peters said it's not known if weather was a factor in the crash. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate.Alaska Air National Guard helicopter spokeswoman Kalei Rupp said fog in Anchorage and...
...Master said they could not speculate on the cause or whether it crashed immediately after taking off. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.Nading had been involved with one other crash in the same helicopter, a hard...
...meetings with federal officials.The company is in the middle of multiple probes related to the 787. The National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA are looking into the Jan. 7 battery fire on a Japan Airlines 787 parked at Boston's Logan...
...landing resulting in only six fatalities instead of the deaths of the entire 102 people on board. As the National Transportation Safety Board begins to investigate, it becomes immediately obvious that Whip had alcohol and cocaine in his blood...
JUNEAU - Witnesses have told the National Transportation Safety Board that a pilot who disappeared in mid-October was last seen intoxicated at the Soldotna airport.Officials on Thursday released...
...Soldotna Aircraft and Equipment Leasing owns the plane. An FAA spokesperson said both the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the accident. The cause of the crash was not immediately available, the spokesperson...
...through the day. The plane had stopped briefly in Kenai before heading to Homer from Anchorage, said National Transportation Safety Board Investigator Clint Johnson. Johnson said in his 15 years in Alaska he couldn't recall another serious...