Servant Air Plane Crashes In Alaska With 10 Aboard

A small aircraft carrying 10 people owned by south-central alaska based Servant Air, crashed just off the Kodiak island, taking the lives of 5 people, officials said.

The plane crashed suddenly after take off around 1:48 pm, states the coast guard. A private plane owned by a fish company pulled at least four people from the water crash site.

Four of the grateful passengers are in stable condition at Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center.

The plane was on it’s way to Homer, a short flight north, on the Kenai Peninsula, according to Kodiak radio station KMXT.

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