The NTSB is investigating three deadly Alaska plane crashes in three days, with no links between them. Recent crashes near Tustumena Lake, Wasilla, and St. Mary’s resulted in multiple deaths. September is Alaska's peak flying time due to increased ...

The nine people who died, all of them family members, had traveled to Florida for a family reunion when their SUV plunged into a canal.

The National Transportation Safety Board held a media briefing Tuesday on its investigation into the deadly plane crash that happened Sunday in Vermont.Four people from Connecticut, including a 15-year-old,

The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to provide updates Tuesday on the investigation into a plane crash that killed four people — including a

Three people are dead after two separate plane crashes in two days in Southcentral Alaska. The first crash happened Friday morning. According to state troopers, a rescue team from the Alaska Rescue Coordination Center found a single-engine Champion 7GCBC plane near Tustumena Lake on the Kenai Peninsula.

Pilot Scott Grillion of Chugiak, 44-year-old Benjamin Sweeny of Sterling, 23-year-old Mario Gioiello of Ohio and 25-year-old Caleb Swortzel of South Carolina died in the crash, troopers said.