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...excited." The National Transportation Safety Board's investigation of the incident is pending, said Alaska chief Jim La Belle. La Belle said the NTSB had not yet confirmed that the cowling had detached. Even if confirmation is received, he...
...knew Larson well. As a trooper pilot, he flew them to numerous crash sites they investigated over the years, said Jim La Belle, NTSB's field chief in Alaska.
...plane crash in Katmai National Park and Preserve. The crash site is about 45 miles northeast of King Salmon, said Jim La Belle, director of the National Transportation Safety Board Regional. La Belle said the H-295 is owned by Branham Adventures...
...possible passengers was not available, though the fire department said there were "possibly four people on board." Jim La Belle, the regional director of the National Transportation Safety Board for Alaska, said the plane departed Victoria Monday...
...over to the National Transportation Safety Board, which dispatched personnel to the site immediately after the crash. Jim La Belle, the NTSB's regional director for Alaska, said the single-engine Piper departed Victoria, British Columbia...
...NTSB was sending extra investigators to Ketchikan since the sightseeing crash was the second in the past month, said Jim La Belle, the agency's regional director for Alaska. Last month, the pilot and four passengers of a sightseeing plane died...
...Administration, formalizing safety measures by putting on paper what the industry had been doing for several years. Jim La Belle, the NTSB's Alaska chief, said there certainly is a connection between increased helicopter traffic and more accidents...
...It can cost from $7,600 to $10,900 to equip a general aviation aircraft with the technology, the FAA says. Jim La Belle, regional director for the National Transportation Safety Board, told The Associated Press the plane Stevens was on...
...Administration, formalizing safety measures by putting on paper what the industry had been doing for several years. Jim La Belle, the NTSB's Alaska chief, said there certainly is a connection between increased helicopter traffic and more accidents...
...Transportation Safety Board is investigating. ``It's too early to even speculate on a cause,'' the NTSB's Jim La Belle told the Anchorage Daily News. ``Right now, we've got a plane that made a near vertical impact in a wooded area...