A charter aircraft carrying eight passengers crashes in Alaska: no survivors
The plane - a Cessna 441 from Security Aviation - took off from Anchorage and headed towards Cape Newenham, about 725 kilometers from..
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The plane - a Security Aviation Cessna 441 - had taken off from Anchorage and was heading towards Cape Newenham, about 725 kilometres southwest. The aircraft crashed at Cape Newenham Airport, a US Air Force runway that provides access to the radar station. The eight people on board - two pilots and six passengers - did not survive the accident, CNN reports, citing officials from the aviation and defence sectors.
Furthermore, The gravel runway is located on the side of a 700-metre-high mountain. A charter aircraft crashed in western Alaska near an isolated radar station. CNN indicates that only authorized military and charter flights are allowed to land at Cape Newenham Airport.
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The plane - a Security Aviation Cessna 441 - had taken off from Anchorage and was heading towards Cape Newenham, about 725 kilometres southwest.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe aircraft crashed at Cape Newenham Airport, a US Air Force runway that provides access to the radar station.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe eight people on board - two pilots and six passengers - did not survive the accident, CNN reports, citing officials from the aviation and defence sectors.
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The gravel runway is located on the side of a 700-metre-high mountain.
according to La Libre BelgiqueA charter aircraft crashed in western Alaska near an isolated radar station.
according to DH Les Sports+CNN indicates that only authorized military and charter flights are allowed to land at Cape Newenham Airport.
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