Visual from the Alaska plane crash last week that killed 8 people
As per the statement from the Alaska department of public safety, The Piper PA-24 was heading for the airport in the small coastal of Seldovia after taking off from Anchorage. The plane was submerged in about 15 feet (4.6 meters) of water in Seldovia slough near the shore after it crashed as stated by Clint Johnson, the National Transportation Safety Board’s Alaska region chief, as quoted by AP. Read more: Inside moments before Alaska charter plane crash that killed 8 Catch the latest World News and Live updates.
The pilots were unable to see the gravel airstrip as the aircraft approached its second runway due to dense fog but crashed at a remote military site, according to the autorities. The dead bodies of four people are being sent to the medical examiner’s office and the names of these people will not be released, according to the department of public safety. Troopers had to wait until the tide went out in order to reach it. What could have caused the crash was not immediately apparent. The NTSB is looking into it. The second plane crashed in less than a week Last week, another charter plane crashed in Alsaska killing eight people. Download the TOI app.
A small plane crash happened into shallow waters next to a remote coastal town in Alaska on Wednesday, killing four people on board.