After the death of 10 people in western Alaska in western Alaska, just a few hours after the state’s deadliest plane crashed, authorities did their remains and small passenger plane before expected high winds and snow. Racked to recover the debris of a small passenger aircraft from a stable sea ice.
On Friday, Jim West, chief of the Name Volunteer Fire Department, said, “The situation is dynamic, so we have to do it fast.”
On Thursday afternoon, the bearings Air Single Eng The next day, all nine passengers and pilots were killed after a wide range of search.
Since the community tried to take action on the deadly incident, the staff worked on unstable, sharp seawater for the recovery of the bodies and recovered the rubble with less than a day before the weather expected. – A black hawk helicopter will be used to move the plane after removing the bodies, officials said.
Those killed in the accident included Ron Boomgner and Kamron Hartvigson. According to Alaska’s ancestral tribal Health Consortium, he traveled to Enalaklotte to serve the heat recovery system for the community water plant.
“These two members of our team have lost their lives in the service of others.” “The loss of these two incredible people and the aircraft will be felt throughout Alaska.”
The names of other people have not been released.
According to Lieutenant Ben Anders of Alaska State Troops, all 10 people aboard the plane were adults, and the flight was a regular passenger journey.
A photo provided by the US Coast Guard shows that the plane’s torn body and debris are lying on the seawater. In the bright -colored emergency gear, two people broke the debris.
“It is difficult to accept the reality of our loss,” Senator Lisa Mercosky said during a news conference in Syria.
The mayor of Nam, John Handland, died, discussing the killings and response efforts.
“Nome is a strong community, and in challenging times we come together and support each other. Handland said, “I expect support to continue in the coming days as we all work to recover from this tragic event.”
According to Biring Air Director of Operations David Olson, Cesena caravan plane left University at 2.37 pm on Thursday evening, and officials ended contact less than an hour. According to national seasonal services, there was light snow and fog, the temperature of 17F (-8.3c).
The US Coast Guard said the plane disappeared about 30 miles (48 km) south -east of Nome.
Radar Franzic data provided by the US Civil Air Patrol indicated that the evening at 3.18 pm, the aircraft “had a kind of event that caused them to lose rapidly and rapidly damage the speed”, Coast Guard LTCMDR Benjamin Machantier-Kobbal said. “What is that event, I can’t speculate.”
Macnet Cobal said he was unaware of the plane’s discomfort. The aircraft carry the locating transmitters in an emergency. If the seawater is exposed, the device sends a signal to a satellite, which returns the message to the Coast Guard to indicate that the aircraft can be in distress. He said such messages were not received by the Coast Guard.
US Coast Guard spokesman Mike Salrano said the rescue was looking for the last well -known location of the plane by helicopter when the debris was seen. Two rescue swimmers were reduced to investigate.
Local, state and federal agencies helped in search efforts, combined the lengths of the ice -dots and surrounded the frozen tundra fairs.
The National Transportation Safety Board was sending nine people from different states to the scene.
Alaska is an essential method of transportation due to the expansion of landscape and limited infrastructure. Most communities are not linked to the developed road system, serving the most populous region of the state, and it is common to travel by small aircraft.
Some high school teams fly to sports programs against rival high schools, and the goods are brought in many communities by seeds or by air.
The plane crash is the third major US aviation crash in eight days. On January 29, a commercial jet liner and an army helicopter collided near the country’s capital, killing 67 people. On January 31, a medical transport plane crashed in Philadelphia, killing six people on the ship and another on the ground.
The bearings Air serves 32 villages in West Alaska, which is from the centers of Nome, Kotzbio and University. Most places receive scheduled flights twice from Monday to a week.
The Unlastic is a community consisting of about 690 690 people, about 150 150 miles (about 240 km) south -east of Nome and 395 miles (about 6640 km) northwest of the anchor. The village is on the Adjasharud Trail, the route of the world’s most famous Dogsted Race, during which the advertisers and their teams will have to cross the frozen Norton voice.
Naam, a gold rush is just south of the Town, the Arctic Circle and is known as the last point of 1,000 miles (1,610 km) Adiaz. The city said that prayer will be held on Friday for the people on the plane, with friends and family, and those involved in the search efforts.
