The Coast Guard said two bodies were recovered Tuesday near the crash site of the smaller plane involved in the collision. Officials said the last two missing passengers were from Canada and Australia. The investigation could take months, but the NTSB typically issues a preliminary report within two weeks. Ten were on one plane that had descended from 3,800 feet (1,158 meters) and collided with a smaller plane as both were returning to Ketchikan.
The 14 passengers were all from the same cruise ship, the Royal Princess. Cassandra Webb is an American anchor currently working as an anchor for the FOX 16 evening news programs on weekends at 9 p.m. That was among the first findings released Tuesday by federal investigators sent to the cruise ship port community of Ketchikan from Washington, D.C., to probe the crash that killed six people and injured 10 Monday. Two sightseeing planes that crashed in southeast Alaska collided at about the 3,300-foot (1,005-meter) level. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash that also injured 10 people. Louis, 39-year-old Ryan Wilk from Utah and 37-year-old Elsa Wilk of Richmond, British Columbia, CanadaĪlso killed was the pilot of one of the planes, 46-year-old Randy Sullivan of Ketchikan The cruise ship passenger victims who went on the flight excursions were identified as 46-year-old Louis Botha of San Diego, 56-year-old Simon Brodie from Temple, New South Wales, Australia, 62-year-old Cassandra Webb from St.
Officials have identified the six people who died in a midair collision of two sightseeing planes in Alaska on Monday near the cruise ship port community of Ketchikan.Īlaska State Troopers in a statement late Tuesday said four were American, one was Australian and one was Canadian.
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