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Grief, shock and support: Remembering the 10 Alaskans who died on Bering Air flight 445

Summary by Anchorage Daily News
The plane crashed on the North Sound sea ice near Nome on Thursday.

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The IndependentThe Independent

Plane that crashed and killed 10 was part of Alaska’s air travel system, essential to daily life

The commuter flight that crashed on Alaska sea ice last week, killing all 10 aboard, was part of the workhorse network of short-hop flights that people in the vast and rugged state rely on to get to medical appointments, attend work meetings, buy essential supplies or even travel to sports games

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Here’s what we know about the victims of the Bering Air plane crash

The Cessna Caravan is a mainstay in Bering Air’s fleets. Caravans were parked at the Nome Airport on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025, as a massive search was ongoing for the plane that went missing the day before on its way from Unalakleet. (Ben Townsend/KNOM) The 10 Alaskans killed in the plane crash near Nome Thursday include a mentor to new teachers, a school counselor and two employees with the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium who were traveling …

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Anchorage Daily NewsAnchorage Daily News

Grief, shock and support: Remembering the 10 Alaskans who died on Bering Air flight 445

The plane crashed on the North Sound sea ice near Nome on Thursday.

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Wings MagazineWings Magazine

Plane that crashed and killed 10 was part of Alaska’s air travel system, essential to daily life - Wings Magazine

The aircraft was found on an ice floe in Norton Sound, southwest of Nome, the next day after an extensive search. The cause of the crash is still under

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KNOM Radio MissionKNOM Radio Mission

NTSB Chair visits Nome days after Bering Air crash - KNOM Radio Mission

https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/2025-2-9-Homendy-2way.mp3 This is an interview with Jennifer Homendy, chair of the National Transportation Safety Board. Homendy traveled to Nome on February 9 to oversee the initial stages of an investigation into Bering Air flight 445.  Ben Townsend Last Thursday Bering Air flight 445 disappeared to the southeast of Nome. A massive search party was launched with components from the Coast Guard…

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KNOM Radio Mission broke the news in on Monday, February 10, 2025.
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