It isn’t yet clear what specific role the weight might have played in the Bering Air Cessna Caravan’s crash, and whether ...
The Bering Air plane that crashed in Alaska killing all 10 people on board on Feb. 6 was overweight for weather conditions, ...
The Bering Air Cessna Caravan which crashed in a remote part of Alaska in February 2025 was operating overweight says the ...
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NTSB Focuses on Cessna 208B Weight as Cause of Crash in Alaska, Killing 10A Cessna 208B Caravan that crashed in Alaska in February, killing all 10 on board, was overloaded at the time of the accident ...
The estimated gross takeoff weight was about 1,058 pounds over the limit for icy conditions, according to a preliminary NTSB ...
A Cessna plane that crashed while as it was flying to Nome, Alaska, last month, killing all 10 people on board, was hundreds ...
All 10 people on board were killed when the plane, flying in poor visibility, plunged into sea ice near Nome in February.
A weather report from the Nome airport at 3:45 p.m. noted light snow for about 10 minutes shortly after 3 p.m., as well as “trace precipitation” and “trace icing” just before 3 p.m ...
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said the commuter plane that crashed in Alaska, killing 10 ...
The Bering Air flight that crashed near Nome last month, killing the pilot and all nine passengers, was more than 1,000 pounds too heavy for the icy weather it was flying into, according to a National ...
There's an "intolerable risk to aviation safety" with helicopters and planes flying too close to one another near DCA.
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